That's interesting, Mitch.  The current coder packaged it using WSP as detailed in this website: http://adefwebserver.com/DotNetNukeHELP/DNN_PackageModule/Default.htm which I thought was pretty slick.  I liked (on my local develoment environment) that when I installed his PA it not only installed the module but also made it development ready by copying the source code, as well.  I like having the source in there since it makes it easy for me to backup everything in a PA.  I would assume if I wanted to distribute the PA made with WSP that I would just delete the code files and be set.

Odd that you mention C# code.  The module was made completely in VB.NET to my knowledge.

I'm curious why you don't use WSP.  I'll google and see if I can't figure that out.  Has anybody made a WAP tutorial that is as good as the WSP one I posted that covers using Visual Studio 2005/SQL Server 2005?  I'll take a look at the pinned posts in here and see if I can find one.

Mohsin, thanks for your comments.  I deleted the modle from the ModuleDefinitions table and then deleted all modules of it from the Modules table.  I did this after uninstalling it from the Host menu first which did delete it from the ModuleDefinitions table but did not delete it from the Modules table.  I then reinstalled and still got the unique key violation.  I'm going to take a better scrub here and see if I can't fix it.

Well I repeated my steps except I also deleted the commented out <subdirectories> code in the web.config AND, more importantly, there was a folder in the DesktopModules section for the module I had not deleted.  It had the namespace identifier in front of it so I missed it.

The new WSP module installed fine and the module is working.  Thanks for all the help.

Thanks much.