How to determine which datasets are being used in a solution.

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I've inherited a .Net WinForms solution that's had several developers of varying proficiency. One problem I need to resolve is that the number of datasets (27) created is too large. Many have similar names and query the same tables. I strongly suspect that over half have been abandoned. Is there a quick way, or a tool, to determine which are not being used? I'm using VS2010, but have vs2013.

Posted 7-Jul-15 4:18am

sgtahan

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2015-07-07T05:02:00

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No, there isn't.

2 words: Code Review.

Posted 7-Jul-15 5:02am

Dave Kreskowiak