Visual Studio 2012 - NetApp Ontap 8.1

Visual Studio 2012 - NetApp Ontap 8.1 by FernandoMora

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Type:	Bug
ID:	773415
Opened:	12/4/2012 6:26:20 AM
Access Restriction:	Public

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We are using VB 2008 Express Edition SP1 in a classroom environment (under Windows 7 64bit, Windows XP 32bit, and Windows 2003 Server under Terminal Services).

Using new (or old projects) we are finding code changes (e.g. changing a variable value) isn't reflected in the debug code.

For example changing the constant "0.5" to "1" in the code line below isn't reflected when the debugger is run

lblVat.Text = Val(lblSubTotal.Text) * 0.5

The projects are stored on a network share (and this locaton has been set to be fully trusted in .Net) - the only change has been a migration to the storage NetApp SAN from a FAS270 to FAS3240 everything else seems to work.

It seems that on the new storage system (running OnTap 8.17) that the files in \obj\debug folder aren't being updated when the debug tool is used.

in partilcular - <project>.exe and <project>.pdb timestamps aren't changing

Deleting the entire obj folder between debug runs seems to be a workaround.

We've escalated this to our storage vendor and their Microsoft specialists, but i was wondering if anyone in the community has any insight into this?

Under VS 2012, running clean solution before debug worksaround the issue.

However under the express edition this doesn't seem to work

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Visual Studio 2012

Please see the description above,

the issue is not observed with local storage, windows 2003/2008 based storage or under our old netapp storage (FAS270 running ontap 7.3.2)

The issue is reproducable under Windows XP SP3, Windows 7 Enterprise x64, Citrix PS 4.5 (windows 2003 enterprise server sp1)

The issue has also been reproduced by using a simple button background colour change application - the value does not update during debug.

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changes to code reflected immediately at debug time

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Posted by FernandoMora on 12/4/2012 at 11:47 PM

OKay I accept that the original issue was seen in VB 2008 EE however i do go on to state that the behaviour is reproducable in Visual Studio 2012 Premium hence the submission of the feedback.

I'm disappointed that the issue has been closed outright.

Posted by Microsoft on 12/4/2012 at 10:46 PM

The product team itself no longer directly accepting feedback for Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and earlier products. You can get support for issues with Visual Studio 2010 and earlier by visiting one of the resources in the link below:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/cc136615.aspx

Posted by Microsoft on 12/4/2012 at 6:50 AM

Thank you for your feedback, we are currently reviewing the issue you have submitted. If this issue is urgent, please contact support directly(http://support.microsoft.com)