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Asked: 2026-05-12T06:51:07+00:00

I’m using LINQ to SQL as my data access layer for a new project.

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I’m using LINQ to SQL as my data access layer for a new project. I have added my database tables to the designer and all is well.

Whenever I use one of these classes in a function, Visual Studio warns me that ‘Type xxxx is not CLS-compliant’ or that ‘Return type of function xxxx is not CLS-compliant’

Is this a problem with the classes that LINQ to SQL generates? Does it matters? Can I disable these warnings anywhere? My VS error list is clogged up with these warnings making it hard to see anything else.

EDIT:

Sorry, I should have mentioned these are VB.NET projects. 🙂

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  1. Editorial Team

    Ben M has the right idea on the problem.

    The quickest way to solve this on a VB.Net project is to make the assembly not CLSCompliant and hence avoid those warnings. Adding the following line to any of your files will do the trick

    <Assembly: CLSCompliant(False)>

    Best file to add it into is AssemblyInfo.vb inside of the “My Project” folder.

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