Cannot Load Dbml Error Encountered
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by: ASPOSE - the market leader of .NET and Java APIs for file formats – natively work https://weblog.west-wind.com/posts/2008/Oct/10/LINQ-to-SQL-DBML-fails-to-build-or-open with DOCX, XLSX, PPT, PDF, images and more Rick Strahl @RickStrahl Posts - 1079 Comments - 13790 RSS Feed Rick's Sites Rick's GitHub Projects Rick's FoxPro Web Log West Wind Message Board CodePaste.net GeoCrumbs.net Rick's Products Markdown Monster WebSurge Html Help Builder Web Monitor Find this content useful? Consider making a small donation to show your support. Tweets cannot load by @RickStrahl LINQ to SQL DBML fails to build or open October 10, 2008 - from Maui, Hawaii 17 comments Tweet Arrgh. Today I got back to a LINQ to SQL app that’s been sitting idle for some time. It’s a demo app and as I started the app up and compiled the solution I got: Error 1 cannot load dbml Build failed due to validation errors in C:\projects2008\TimeTrakker\TimeTrakkerBusiness\model\TimeTrakker.dbml. Open the file and resolve the issues in the Error List, then try rebuilding the project. C:\projects2008\TimeTrakker\TimeTrakkerBusiness\model\TimeTrakker.dbml Well, I opened the file and looked at the error list – according to the error list it’s a parsing error at a / with no line number and not even a filename. Swell. I remember odd parser behavior when upgrading between the beta version and the final release. I think the change at the time was an encoding change from UTF-16 to UTF-8 or something along those lines that caused the document not to be readable. But it turns out that wasn’t the problem. I checked encoding saved the file and validated the XML – no problem there. I then opened another project with another Linq to SQL model and it too fails with the same error. So this is a more serious issue. At this point I turned to Google to search and sure enough this has been found on a few occasions (like this