Quite often I get a file sharing violation on the Umbraco.sdf while running Umbraco on localhost. Is there anything I can do to prevent this from happening, at least reduce the number of times this happens. :)
There is a file sharing violation. A different process might be using the file. [ C:\Users\user\Documents\Project\App_Data\Umbraco.sdf ]
I had this same problem. My solution was to open server explorer in Visual Studio. I hit refresh on the connection to the Umbraco.sdf and that resolved it for me. I saw this question a couple of times in the forum with no answer. I hope this helps someone out there.
Hm, I was looking at my connections in Server Explorer and actually didn't find a connection to the .sdf file. How did you add the .sdf file to a connection, what is your setup?
I'm using Courier in order to push content from my local development to the actual sever.
In server explorer click "Connect to Database" and complete the wizard.
As far as my "setup". I'm developing in VisualStudio on my local machine. Then I use VisualStudio to publish to "Folder" that's my Azure server that I have a mapped drive to.
Umbraco.sdf file sharing violation
Hi,
Quite often I get a file sharing violation on the Umbraco.sdf while running Umbraco on localhost. Is there anything I can do to prevent this from happening, at least reduce the number of times this happens. :)
Best regards David
I had this same problem. My solution was to open server explorer in Visual Studio. I hit refresh on the connection to the Umbraco.sdf and that resolved it for me. I saw this question a couple of times in the forum with no answer. I hope this helps someone out there.
Hm, I was looking at my connections in Server Explorer and actually didn't find a connection to the .sdf file. How did you add the .sdf file to a connection, what is your setup?
I'm using Courier in order to push content from my local development to the actual sever.
Cheers
In server explorer click "Connect to Database" and complete the wizard.
As far as my "setup". I'm developing in VisualStudio on my local machine. Then I use VisualStudio to publish to "Folder" that's my Azure server that I have a mapped drive to.
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