Database Wizard writing code in C#

K

Kevin Spencer

Afraid not.

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J

Jim Cheshire

ChevyBlazer said:
Is it possible to set this to vb instead?

Nope, but if you want to see the code in VB.NET, you can get a pretty good
representation by disassembling the assembly. In order to do that, you will
need to run the page and then look in the following directory:

c:\<windir>\Microsoft.NET\Framework\<version_of_Framework>\Temporary ASP.NET
Files

Inside of that folder, you will see a folder for your Web site. Open it and
drill down through the hashed folder names to get to the DLL. Once you find
the DLL, you can open it in a disassembler like the excellent .NET Reflector
to see the code in VB.NET or C#.

Here's a link to .NET Reflector:

http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/

Lots of other great tools there as well for the .NET developer.

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