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I know I shouldn't have done this, but I did, and I wonder if it is a bug that anyone has heard about:

I created a new Web App. In the design view, I dragged an SqlAdapter and connection onto my aspx page, rather than creating a middle-tier component. VS added the appropriate member variables and added code to InitializeComponent() to set up the Sql objects. I got my app working fine.

After a while, my virtual memory usage creeps up and I'm swapping like a mad dog, so I save my app, exit VS, and restart the system. When I come back, the Sql objects no longer appear in design view, and the initialization code is gone from InitializeComponent(). However, the member variables are still there!

I fixed everthing, and got the app working. I save, exit and restart a number of times and everything is OK. Then, a day or so later, same problem!

Has anyone seen this?

Plus, when the Sql objects disappeared, another strange thing happened. Even thought I had code in my aspx.cs module for event handlers for my DataGrid, the event handlers weren't called. When I looked at the VS property sheet, my handlers weren't listed. Simply adding them into the property sheet fixed the problem, and they were called. Why is that? Shouldn't simply having them in the aspx.cs module make them work?

Thanks for any clues.


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