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replies Last post Mar 26, 2013 06:02 PM by SchmalzyB ‹ Previous Thread|Next Thread › Print Share error bc30451 it may be inaccessible due to its protection level Twitter Facebook Email Shortcuts Active Threads Unanswered Threads Unresolved Threads Support Options Advanced Search Related Links GuidanceSamplesVideos Reply oblongmouth None 0 Points 8 Posts VS2005 error BC30451: Name bc30451 name 'code' is not declared '
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label and radio button which are both declared. The error doesn't show in the error list, and if I press 'Yes' on the 'Would you like to continue and run the last successful build' dialog, I am able to run the most up to date version of the page & debug properly. Has anyone else encountered this issue, and do you have a fix for it? thanks in advance Amir Reply JoDaCoda None 0 Points 19 Posts Re: VS2005 error BC30451: Name '
inaccessible due to its protection level. Visual Studio 2010 simply gives the error: 'NNNN' is not declared. It may be inaccessible due to its protection level. or with older versions of Visual compiler error message bc30451 name is not declared Studio (i.e. up to and including Visual Studio 2008): Name 'NNNN' is not is not declared. it may be inaccessible due to its protection level vs2013 declared. where 'NNNN' is the name of a variable. If you are using C# then the error message is slightly
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different (but means the same thing): The name 'NNNN' does not exist in the current context in this case please refer to the C# version of this article "The name NNNN does http://forums.asp.net/t/1003979.aspx?VS2005+error+BC30451+Name+control+is+not+declared+build+error+but+no+errors not exist in the current context". Possible Cause 1: (see also Possible Cause 2 below) The compiler does not recognise the variable 'NNNN'. This is either because the variable name is misspelt or because the compiler could not find a corresponding definition. Remedy: A common cause is a simple misspelling where the identifier is used. For example: dim number as Integer numbr = 1 Here http://www.cryer.co.uk/brian/mswinswdev/ms_vbnet_name_not_declared.htm the identifier is defined as 'number' but used in the code as 'numbr'. The solution is to correct the spelling. If the name is referring to an identifier then it may be that the reference simply needs to be qualified. For example: Imports System.Web.HttpContext Module Example Function ExampleProc() as String return Application("name") . . [Error] Name 'Application' is not declared. Try replacing "Application" with "Current.Application". The most common cause is that the namespace that defines the name is missing. Identify and import the required namespace - the table below should help. For example, with the error: Name 'Directory' is not declared. The missing namespace is System.IO, so the solution is to add: Imports System.IO at the top of the file. The following table (which is not exhaustive) lists identifiers together with the namespace and any qualification that might typically be required: Name Namespace Common Qualified Name Abs Math Math.Abs AnchorStyles System.Windows.Forms Application System.Windows.FormsFor Windows forms applications. System.Web.HttpContextFor web applications. Current.Application ApplicationDeployment System.Deployment.Application Assembly System.Reflection BindingFlags System.Reflection CultureInfo System.Globalization Cache System.Web.Caching CipherMode System.Security.Cryptography ConfigurationManager System.ConfigurationAlso ensure project contains reference to System.Configuration.dll Current System.Web.HttpContext Debug System.Diagnosti
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Online Help Technical Forums White Papers One Day Web Apps E-book System Requirements Product Roadmap Version History Iron Speed Technical Forums Register Login Search Latest Topics Iron Speed > Categories > Code Customizations V4.X > Newb getting error "BC30451: Name 'DbUtils' is not declared." Welcome, Note: Your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. Many features may not work properly without it. Please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Reply Author Comment View Member Profile Find Member's Topics Find Member's Posts martindblack Registered:1137681643Posts: 12 Posted 1196029163 Reply with quote #1 I have added some code using a mix of the CCW and forum postings, to the code page SignIn_Control.Controls.vb.The app compiles OK, but when run in the browser doesn't like any of the DBUtils methods I have used such as DbUtils.StartTransaction()The CCW script is called from the SignIn.aspx.vb, and stated that I needed to add a line to the top of the page 'that the script modified' saying 'Imports MyNamespace.Business' but that was already in the sigin.aspx.vb page1) I am sure I have missed a declaration somwhere, but to the Signin.aspx.vb page, or to the SignIn_Control.Controls.vb page. 2) If its the latter, I get errors trying to add the line 'Imports MyNamespace.Business' - I have also tried 'Imports BaseClasses.Utils.DbUtils'.Can anyone assist? Thanks View Member Profile Find Member's Topics Find Member's Posts JimiJ MVP Developer Registered:1112254853Posts: 5,880 Posted 1196040614 Reply with quote #2 Hi Martin,You may declare just "BaseClasses.Utils" instead of "BaseClasses.Utils.DbUtils" or usethe following directly:BaseClasses.Utils.DbUtils.StartTransaction()And BaseClasses.Utils. DbUtils.CommitTransaction()HTH __________________Jaime Jegonia JimiTron SoftwareIron Speed MVP Developerhttp://www.jimitron.net http://www.jimitron.com ". . . and whoever sows generously will also reap generously" 2 Cor 9:6 View Member Profile Find Member's Topics Find Member's Posts miles MVP Consultant Registered:1066224327Posts: 3,900 Posted 1196080727 Reply with quote #3 Try using