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Kevin Changet
I use VS2005 C# managed code to develop my IP2003 forms.
I have many dataadapters and connections and thus many defined namespaces.
I seem to have hit a limit. When I try to compile my latest version of my
project (after adding a new schema to the form). I get the following:
"Compiler limit exceeded: Line cannot exceed 2046 characters".
If I manually edit the InfoPathNamespace line in the code and remove some of
the namespaces, I get below the 2046 limit and it compiles.
How can I clean up the namespaces? I'd like to not have to manually edit
this dynamically created line in the code. I imagine it's a matter of
deleting the non-needed namespaces, but don't know how to find them or delete
them via the client application.
Any help/suggetsions would be appreciated.
Thanks
I have many dataadapters and connections and thus many defined namespaces.
I seem to have hit a limit. When I try to compile my latest version of my
project (after adding a new schema to the form). I get the following:
"Compiler limit exceeded: Line cannot exceed 2046 characters".
If I manually edit the InfoPathNamespace line in the code and remove some of
the namespaces, I get below the 2046 limit and it compiles.
How can I clean up the namespaces? I'd like to not have to manually edit
this dynamically created line in the code. I imagine it's a matter of
deleting the non-needed namespaces, but don't know how to find them or delete
them via the client application.
Any help/suggetsions would be appreciated.
Thanks