This post is just informative and relates to Visual Studio 2005.

My Class View wasn't updating after changing variables in a class and was
also showing a class that didn't exist in the solution (I had removed any
reference to it and actually deleted the files).
The solution compiled and ran without a problem.

As a test, I deleted the solution's *.ncb file, the intellisense database.
VS built a new database and the problem was solved.
(The old file was 23 meg and the new one 11kb.)

Regards,
Ron Francis
www.RonaldFrancis.com

Re: corrupt intellisense by Tom

Tom
Thu Jun 21 01:11:11 CDT 2007

Hi Ron,

This is a pretty common problem. I periodically delete my .ncb file (for a
project) and allow it to be rebuilt. It doesn't take much time and it seems
to help speed things up as well. FWIW, I think intellisense in 2005 is way
better than it has been in previous versions so things are getting better.

Tom

"Ron Francis" <rfrancis@senet.com.au> wrote in message
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> This post is just informative and relates to Visual Studio 2005.
>
> My Class View wasn't updating after changing variables in a class and was
> also showing a class that didn't exist in the solution (I had removed any
> reference to it and actually deleted the files).
> The solution compiled and ran without a problem.
>
> As a test, I deleted the solution's *.ncb file, the intellisense database.
> VS built a new database and the problem was solved.
> (The old file was 23 meg and the new one 11kb.)
>
> Regards,
> Ron Francis
> www.RonaldFrancis.com
>
>
>