Visual studio 2017 VB.NET compilation error

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I am creating a very basic vb.net app using a database and table adapters.

I am getting a Compilation error

BC30179: enum 'UpdateOrderOption' and enum 'UpdateOrderOption' conflict in class 'NewLeagueTableAdapters.TableAdapterManager'.

The tableadapter all work when tested manually, how ever I just cant get passed this error.

I suspect it is a configuration error, but where ?

Appreciate any Guidance

-Colin

What I have tried:

I have checked the Designer.vb for duplicate entries, there are none, cleaned, recompiled and cleared the cache, but the same error exists.

Posted 26-Nov-19 8:53am

C Millard

Updated 26-Nov-19 22:09pm

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ZurdoDev 26-Nov-19 17:08pm

It's in the class NewLeagueTableAdapters.TableAdapterManager

[no name] 26-Nov-19 20:49pm

Probably copied and pasted "UpdateOrderOption" more than once.

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phil.o · Answer 1 · 2019-11-26T22:09:00

Solution 1

You have defined an enumeration named UpdateOrderOption twice in your project/solution.
You can do a right click on each of this class' reference and select "Go to definition" to figure out where these declarations come from.

Posted 26-Nov-19 22:09pm

phil.o