Microsoft Visual Studio Enterprise 2022 (64-bit) - Current
Version 17.2.6
So I've tried unloading the project and to see if there is anything out of order. But nothing jumps at me. (Customer name removed)
This is what it looks like in 2019:
And this is what I get in 2022
Not an issue on vs 17.3 anymore.
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I'm developing my old MVC 4 project on Visual Studio 2022. But when I try to "add view" or "add area", "Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow" error occurs. It only happens in VS2022. VS2019 is OK.
How can I solve this problem?
Here is my issue video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTY4xTyJp1w
Microsoft fixed the issue. They will publish it on the next release.
The details: https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/Visual-Studio-2022-Arithmetic-operation/1645772?entry=myfeedback
Edit:
Heh he... They fixed it. It works well on 17.1.0 Preview. I'm waiting for the 17.1.0 Release version now. =)
You can use Preview version until the release version publish.
Unfortunately, updating to release version VS2022 17.2.6 failed to resolve the error for me. Rolling back to VS2019 16.11.17 allowed me to continue development without the issue.
I have installed the latest version of the SQL Server Management Studio 2016 in order to test the Always Encrypted feature. It is opened from this menu here:
but always throw the following error:
and then the studio stops working.
Has anyone idea what is causing this behavior?
This issue was addressed in SSMS 16.3 (August 2016) Release. Please, upgrade your SSMS to the latest version of SSMS, available at https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt588477.aspx, if you still observe this issue. Alternatively, make sure you are not using the Classic Windows theme or a high-contrast theme.
I just upgraded my DotNetNuke site from 7.4.2.216 to 8.0.1.236. The install seemed to go fine but now when I try to compile any of my modules VS 2010 throws an error saying "The type or namespace name 'DotNetNuke' could not be found". I removed the reference from the project and re-added it (from the '\BIN' folder), tried to Rebuild but get same error.
Immediately prior to the upgrade my modules compiled fine, there have been no changes made to them other than me trying to re-reference the DotNetNuke.dll file.
I found another thread having a similar issue but in VS 2013 and with no resolution.
Dotnetnuke 8 module development error in visual studio 2013
I've searched and searched and haven't found anyone else experiencing this and no info on something similar that might help.
Any ideas?
You will need to upgrade your projects to .NET 4.5.1, at minimum, they likely are set at .net 4.0
I have built an application with VB.net 2010 and framework 4 and I have installed crystal report too. whenever I try to create a setup, this warning appears :
WARNING: Unable to find dependency
'BUSINESSOBJECTS.LICENSING.KEYCODEDECODER'
(Signature='692FBEA5521E1304' Version='13.0.2000.0') of assembly
'CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.dll'
this error shows when I install on other PCs .
Do you have any idea about this ?
thanks in advance
I think you must to install Crystal Report 2010 on the client where you are running your application.
From msdn blog:
Starting on Friday, April 16th, the beta version of Crystal Reports
for Visual Studio 2010 will be available as a separate download from
this site. Just like when Crystal Reports was integrated into the
Visual Studio installation, this download will continue to be free.
From: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vbteam/archive/2010/04/08/crystal-reports-for-visual-studio-2010.aspx?PageIndex=4
Take a look here: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vscrystalreports/thread/91f71ce2-e591-45a1-8bc2-0d61cd090117/
I have been playing around with Windows 8 Developer Preview and Visual Studio 11 Express, but I am facing an issue that is a bit annoying. Every 1 or 2 days, I get the following error when I open Visual Studio: "could not obtain license due to error 80090317"
This issue is mentioned here and here, but in both cases it is said that the issue shows up when Windows 8 is installed as an upgrade to Windows 7, which is not my scenario. I did a clean install in an new partition and installed all the updates available. The workaround I have found so far is to put the date of my system a few months in the past, run Visual Studio and acquire a license, then put the current date back. This works for a while until the message shows up again.
Has someone faced this issue?
Has someone a more permanent workaround for this?
A bit more details on my current setup:
Do not use the Developer Preview.
Download the Windows 8 Consumer Preview and the Visual Studio 11 Beta
Update as for June 15, 2012:
Download Windows 8 Release Preview and Visual Studio 2012 Release Candidate