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what code? the objectdatasource? ok. but that is not the problem. the code is ok. already works. but i notice that in the availables datasources i got two. one that is in the application dll and another that is in the temporary dll. <br />
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the first one is created when i use the IIS as web server and the second when i use the internal web server. How i am using the new model, web application, i suppose that this is a bug. i will report it in the correct forum.<br />
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thx for you support. 
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what code? the objectdatasource? ok. but that is not the problem. the code is ok. already works. but i notice that in the availables datasources i got two. one that is in the application dll and another that is in the temporary dll.

the first one is created when i use the IIS as web server and the second when i use the internal web server. How i am using the new model, web application, i suppose that this is a bug. i will report it in the correct forum.

thx for you support.

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Hi All!<br />
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HELP!<br />
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i m getting a &quot;ambiguous reference&quot; using objectdatasource in web application. To avoid this, the system ask me to apply a &quot;assembly prefix&quot;.<br />
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how can i do that?<br />
<br />
thx in advance.
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Hi All!

HELP!

i m getting a "ambiguous reference" using objectdatasource in web application. To avoid this, the system ask me to apply a "assembly prefix".

how can i do that?

thx in advance.

objectdatasource assembly prefix

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