Can anybody explain me why an xsd file has 2 sub files (.cs and .designer.cs) and what they are for?
As for the designer.cs, in our case it is generated by Xsd2Code. Why would you do that?
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What version of Visual Studio are you using? – John Saunders Aug 01 '11 at 15:42
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The assumption there is that the XSD represents a model you want to work with in your code - perhaps with XmlSerializer or as a DataTable. If you don't want that, wipe the "Custom Tool" setting for th xsd file.
The .designer.cs is usually the generated file; commonly the other .cs is for your partial class additions, but check before editing/removing.
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