>And since I creating a DataAccess project it does not matter. I will simply delete the UserContro1.cs and leave my typed DataSet classes there.

Oooh, can I make a suggestion? Don't have your Typed DataSets (.xsd's etc.) defined in your DataAccess class! Your DataAccess class should only be accessing your database and your DataSets should be defined elsewhere (in a DataSet project that has nothing in it but DataSets or maybe even a Business project).

~~Bonnie



>>>Hi,
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>>>I wanted to create a new C# Class Library solution in VS 2005 but probably clicked on a different type. I have a couple of questions:
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>>>1. How do I determine what type of solution I created? I see in the Solution Explorer a UserControl1.cs so I think maybe I clicked on creating a User Control project. But not sure.
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>>You're probably right but, since you want to delete it, it doesn't really matter <s>
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>I actualy found that if I right-mouse click on a project in the solution and then select properties I can see the Type. It is strange that even though the default file was created as UserControl, the type is Class Library. And since I creating a DataAccess project it does not matter. I will simply delete the UserContro1.cs and leave my typed DataSet classes there.
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>>>2. How do I delete this solution and remove it from VS 2005?
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>>I assume you're referring to the recent Solution/Project list in the Start Page? I usually just delete the solution folder. Then, next time VS starts up, it should realize it's not longer there and offer to remove it from the list.
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>Thank you for your help.