Vbc.exe Error Fix
Kerby Reynolds
I work with vs 2022 .net6 Visual Basic.After a couple of days working on my perfectly fine running program ,it wont run anymore.VB.EXE exited with errorcode -2146232797.Error : MSB6006I have not updated VisualStudio (to a buggy version) in the meanwhile. So the environment has not changed.I found an old solution on how to install a good compilerversion (1.1.1) with the NuGet package command editor.But that is a 9 year old solution. And it does not help.
Thanks for all of your help. I have isolated the problem by commenting out all suspicious code, until the error re-occured.The problem was the declaration "public const PI = 3.1415" inside a sub.I cannot explain this, but declaring this constant outside all subs fixed my problem.
Namespace or type specified in the Imports '' doesn't contain any public member or cannot be found. Make sure the namespace or the type is defined and contains at least one public member. Make sure the imported element name doesn't use any aliases.
In my case, I found that an import was causing the issue. Specifically, after trying a lot of other suggestions, removing the Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel import from a file, finally got my project to built.
After trying both Microsoft.Net.Compilers -version 1.1.1 and KB3110221, my solution was still failing to compile with the same error. Only later I noticed that the error was accompanied by a warning which was letting me know that one of the libraries referenced by the solution was compiled against .NET Framework 4.5.2 while my solution was compiling against .NET Framework 4.5. I recompiled the said library against .NET Framework 4.5 and the solution compiled fine.
I chose to back up my project (3 times, once on a usb stick i put in the other room) and delete groups of files and compile after each group was pulled out. Ultimately, when I got close to the end (nearly an empty project) it compiled.
Line 1 used to reference the WS now named in my app as SSRS_reportservice2010You can unComment that and things compile and run. Note that you do get a warning that you are referencing an empty namespace.
This time, I started the day by giving a better name to a class. I had a class named conversionFactors and I renamed that class to constants to better represent what the class held.
I've just had this same issue. Mine was caused by having a class that had an event inside. I'd referenced this in another class as a shared property. The shared property was causing the compiler to fail. I removed the "shared" declaration and it compiles fine now
So check this in the property pages of the project. Go to Compile -> Build Events ... and check the Post-build event command line field. I suppose this might happen with a Pre-build event so check that as well.
I have a error when I open any form in Syteline 8.03 on a window 8 pro laptop. I was using a laptop with Windows 76 pro with no issues. The windows 8 is a new install and Syteline 8.03 is also a new install. The error says: Exception initializing form:: Compiler executable file vbc.exe cannot be found. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I faced this same error today. Google search does not seems to point in any direction relevant to the issue. Hopefully it was resolved two years ago. I am using UiPath Robot version 2019.10.1 Any help appreciated.
Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Users\David\Downloads\MvcDynamicForms-master\MvcDynamicForms.Demo\bin\roslyn\csc.exe'.
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Few months back we have created a MSI using WIX, which calls the RS.EXE, to upload the RDLs into Report Server. Few days back there was a request from one fo the users that the MSI should backup the RDL from the server before overwriting with the new RDL.
I tried many things like copy pasting the variable (assuming I could have mis-spelt), renaming the variable etc.. But nothing worked. I removed the newly added varaible and commented the correspoding line in the RSS and it worked fine. I was at loss to understand why RS.EXE did not recognize the new variable.
Again I added the variable this time at the front (by chance which is called as luck :)) and the command executed without any issues. Then I realized that the issue could be with the path (which escapes some characters). I was able to reproduce the issue by adding the variable after the path. So I kept the path variable at the end and the script worked fine. At last I was able to complete the backing up of RDL (of course I included more lines of code in the RSS) from Report Server.
it might have worked. rs.exe treats the backslash quote as quote being escaped so it tries to complete the command at that point thereby not recognizing the reportName as an additional input. Just a guess based on the error message.
In most cases, vbc.exe file problems are due to the file missing or being corrupted (malware / virus) and often seen at MSDN Disc 5085.01 program startup. Downloading and replacing your EXE file can fix the problem in most cases. Moreover, as an overall cleanup and preventive measure, we recommend using a registry cleaner to cleanup any invalid file, EXE file extension, or registry key entries to prevent related error messages.
Most of your vbc.exe problems should be resolved if the file is placed in the correct file path directory, but it's a good idea to verify it is fixed. Test the outcome of the file replacement by loading MSDN Disc 5085.01 to see if the error still appears as it did before.
I recently had to pull a project onto a different PC and for some reason even after running a NuGet package restore and building the solution, running the project failed with an error as the roslyn csc compiler wasn't being copied into the bin folder.
1. Access another database to get a list of report names
2. Using this list of names get ALL of the parameters for this report from the report server
3. Using the list of parameters I need to do some work with them and then serialize the results to XML
4. Write the serialized XML back to the original database
The above process has dependencies on 'System.Data', 'System.Data.SqlClient', 'System.Xml.Serialization' and 'Systems.Collection.Generic' (that I know of so far)
I have used Visual Studio to create and edit my script and I have gotten my logic to work exactly as I need when run through VS BUT when I try to add my changes to
my original RSS script they do not work, I get compilation errors.
I have tried using 'Imports' in the script to no fail and I now know that you cannot do that as the RSS script gets wrapped in a proxy and I have also tried to use fully qualified
namespaces i.e. 'System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection(ConnectionString)'
That is what I feared! I knew I should have written it as an app! Usual development process 'Are you sure you wont want to do anything else within this script?', 'No, that is the only requirement and it wont change', yeah right! ?
this recent article and the follow up in the forum has a nice code example of getting all reports and all their parameters;
so you could use this and get your data via TSQL instead of however you are doing it now.
-SSRS-report-documentation-via-a-ReportServerdboCatalog-query?PageIndex=2
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We have been notified of a mysterious error message that can display when sending or compiling reports on computers that are not Windows 10. This blog post explains what the error message is about and how to avoid it.
This applies to RDLC report layouts in Dynamics NAV 2016 on computers with Visual Studio 2015 installed and running all Windows versions that are supported by Dynamics NAV 2016, except Windows 10. You get an error when you perform one of the following tasks:
The error occurs if Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6 was not installed on the computer before Visual Studio 2015 was installed. You can read more about this issue in Knowledge Base (KB) article 3118750. This typically pertains to the computer on which the Dynamics NAV Development Environment is installed.
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The default files use a NuGet package for compiler that is 1.0.0 and that isn't able to compile the code. If you update that package for this solution folder to the latest version, then everything works well.
Right click on your project source and select manage NuGet Packages. You will see a browse , install, and update tab. Select the update tab and you should see several NuGet packages that require updating. Process the updates. Once complete I like to right click on the project source and rebuild. Once build is complete without any errors trying opening the page again. It should open without any problems now.
So this makes our project solution completely different than what the instructor has. It's adding bootstrap file when you update newget and other things. Million dollar question is why does this work for the instructor without updating newget packages?
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