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ReflectedSchemas folder in the user's AppData folder (Visual Studio)

Answer 1

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I've tried to empty the folder completely, and have no problems found since i've done. When launching a project in VS, a new schema was created.

Edit: you can also move the folder and put it back when you believe you screwed things up...

dampee 2009-05-18 15:49:48

When I emptied the folder I found I'd lost all intellisense when working with ascx files. Completely deleting the ReflectedSchemas folder and restarting Visual Studio seemed to correctly regenerate the required xsd.

Daniel Ballinger 2010-05-16 21:25:48

Answer 2

+1 A:

Just found out that I have 35.1 GB

2009-07-15 11:55:08

What?!? Jeez... that's a lot of GB.

splattne 2009-07-15 17:47:50

I've got ~15,000 files in my folder, many of them identical (e.g. the schema for the Telerik Rad Controls). Seems like the generation algorithm is faulty.

devstuff 2009-08-11 04:28:42

Answer 3

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This drives me crazy and hopefully it will be fixed in VS 2010; however, I found another solution to this problem.

My "fix" is to use the "Junction" tool to map the folder to another drive. If you're like me and have a second drive, then you can use window's Junction tool to create something like a symbolic link to map the folder to another drive.

Best of all, you no longer need to use the command line. This freeware tool works great: Junction Link Magic.

Michael La Voie 2009-12-01 00:33:19

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