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just right click on project in visual studio<br />
and select <b>Set As Startup Project</b><br />

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just right click on project in visual studio
and select Set As Startup Project


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right click on the solution -&gt; properties -&gt; set startup project to single startup project and select your project then OK<br />
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restart your visual studio<br />

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right click on the solution -> properties -> set startup project to single startup project and select your project then OK

restart your visual studio


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you also have to save you solution.
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I m sorry - None of the suggestions work. Have u ppl tried having an SSIS project along with C# projects and tried this scenario ? <br />
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I m trying to avoid having to set Startup projects repeatedly. The startup project always defaults to the SSIS project. 
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I m sorry - None of the suggestions work. Have u ppl tried having an SSIS project along with C# projects and tried this scenario ?

I m trying to avoid having to set Startup projects repeatedly. The startup project always defaults to the SSIS project.

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I have several projects in one Visual Studio Solution. One of the projects is an SSIS project. I have to keep setting my main C# project as the startup each time I need the whole solution to build. Currently my SSIS project always sets itself as the startup. <br />
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So my question is how set the startup to a C# project and leave it as that permanently. Currently I have to keep changing it from the SSIS proj. <br />
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I have tried setting it up thro Properties and it doesnt work. 
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I have several projects in one Visual Studio Solution. One of the projects is an SSIS project. I have to keep setting my main C# project as the startup each time I need the whole solution to build. Currently my SSIS project always sets itself as the startup. 

So my question is how set the startup to a C# project and leave it as that permanently. Currently I have to keep changing it from the SSIS proj. 

I have tried setting it up thro Properties and it doesnt work. 

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