Stupid SQLCE warning message

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Vitaly Sedov

Hello, everybody!

I am trying to replicate SQL Server Database to SQLCE and solving one
trouble after another :(
Last one is stupid SQL CE warning:
Files in the package 'sqlce.ppc3.arm.cab' are more recent on the device
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than on the development computer.
Consider upgrading to the latest version. Files affected are: Sscemw20.dll
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I found information in MSDN about it:
SQL Server CE Issues
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Incorrect Deployment Warning
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When you deploy a SQL Server CE 2.0 application to a Pocket PC device, you
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might receive a warning with the following error text:
Files in the package 'sqlce.ppc3.arm.cab' are more recent on the device
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than on the development computer.
Consider upgrading to the latest version. Files affected are: Sscemw20.dll
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The warning is wrong and you can ignore it. The file on the device is
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actually correct, as is the one in the .cab file on the desktop.


And now is my question:

How can I ignore this messae and start application in debug mode from Visual
Studio .NET 2003?
Or how can I solve this problem?

Thank you,
Vitaly Sedov
 
How can you ignore this message??? Well, you just pretend you did not see
it. It is harmless
 
Hello, everybody!

I am trying to replicate SQL Server Database to SQLCE and solving one
trouble after another :(
Last one is stupid SQL CE warning:
Click to expand...

This message is basically saying that the version of the SQL CE Server
dotNET component is up to date and does not need to be reloaded to the
PPC emulator or device. If you do a hard reset on the Emulator or
Device it will reload the CE Compact FrameWork and other things that
you use like the SQL CE package.

M
 
Hi, Alex!
Thank you for answer!

I can pretend that I not see this message, but I can't run application in
Debug mode :(

Vitaly
 
Then it's not because of this message. Can you elaborate? What is happening?
 
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