Breakpoints in VB.Net

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Hi all.

In my project, I'm facing aproblem when I keep break points. It's showing this message: "The break point will not be hit. The source code is different from original version". How do I solve this? Please give me a valid answer...

Posted 13-Oct-10 1:14am

sameertm

Updated 13-Oct-10 1:46am

Johnny J.

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Solution 3

Make sure you are in Debug mode. I think I've gotten that message when I forgot to change from Release mode back to Debug mode.

Posted 13-Oct-10 3:33am

Kschuler

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Hi,
clean the solution,build again and try

Posted 13-Oct-10 1:28am

Rahul P Nath

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Compile your solution/project where you are trying to put this breakpoint.

When it says, breakpoint will not be hit : it simply means that the PDB file for the dll is missing or an old one.
You need to make sure that the DLL last modified date and PDB last modified dates are in sync. PDB files are the one responsible that helps you in debugging.
Clean the solution and rebuild all. This should create a new dll along with PDB. Once done, you should be able to debug it.

Posted 13-Oct-10 1:42am

Sandeep Mewara

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Dave Paras · Accepted Answer · 2010-10-14T00:21:00

Solution 4

Generally this happen when solution is already build and in running mode. Then you make any change and add break point.
So stop the running application.
clean the solution,build again.
Then you will not face prob. :thumbsup: :laugh:

Posted 14-Oct-10 0:21am

Dave Paras