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I think the problem is when you have ArcMap open (add-in installed) and you recompile your code. This seems to through off the registry and or arc map cache. I would compile my code and the add-in wouldn't even run the latest code, no matter what I did (searched for hours on a solution). I finally deleted add-in from arcmap, deleted it from assemblyCache, deleted bin and object directories from my project folder then rebooted my machine. I then started arcmap, did not see my add-in (expected). Closed arcmap and opened VS 2008 express and compiled my code. Then installed the add-in from the debug (or output) directory and hit play to debug. FINALLY it worked. Hopefully this helps you as well.
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Is this for an Add-In? Make sure your XML has editable="true" in the combobox tag.
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I know I've run across this answer before but can't seem to find any other solution than creating a second key. Seems like extra work to maintain two keys in one table. Anyone have any ideas?
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In access, I have an address table: AutoId, Address, city, st, zip. It is related to multiple tables based on the ID field. If I geocode this table, I lose my ID because I get a NEW ObjectID. How do I relate the shape or xy back to access? I thought about using the online geocoding service to geocode each record and get it's xy inserted into my table, however it looks like a 100k record limit for batch. Thanks!
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