I have a build that includes many nested build files. Basically it’s a 
directory structure where each level has an understanding of only the folders 
within it. The master will call the builds in its subfolders, etc. until it 
finally gets to the build that works on the SLN files from Visual Studio. All 
is well in every project except I get a sharing violation in one of the build 
projects. In this case it only happens when the build file in question is 
called from another build file. If I run it by itself it works great. If I run 
the SLN file by itself it works great. But if the parent calls into the child 
which calls the SLN I will get the sharing violation. I imagine this won’t be 
solved without some sample and understanding of what’s going on but I just 
wanted to initally ping the audience and see if anyone has run into this 
because I couldn’t find any solutions elsewhere online.

Brad Eck
SitesDynamic (http://www.sitesdynamic.com)
Baskets Etcetera (http://www.basketsetcetera.com)




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