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Thanks for that - I had a feeling it would be something like directory rights. I downloaded the Identity Switcher tool and its worked perfectly.

Thanks again,

Rob

The Vault server was installed to connect to SQL Server by impersonating a user - unfortunately it was set up to impersonate a user who is leaving the company, and company practice is to delete the accounts of people who go. This of course will stop Vault from working, so we have now have a network ...

I'm trying to change the vault service impersonated user to a generic user, but it doesn't work with the user I'm trying to assign. What do I have to do to change this user? All I can find is the entry in the Web.config file and I've given the new user the same SQL Server access rights as the old us...

Looks like I've managed to find out how to do this myself - for information purposes, here's what I did: I set the 'ServerOperations.client.Comment' field to the comment I wanted and then did the 'ServerOperations.ProcessCommandLabel' method. Lo and behold, the comment field was set. It also works f...

I've done some more digging, and found how to get the information I need using ProcessCommandHistory. The only stumbling block I've got now is that while I can create a label, I need to be able to create a comment to go with it. Not having much success in finding how to do this...

I need to be able to set either a label or a comment for a file and then be able to retrieve it again at a later date. Currently, I can set a label and I can set a comment, but I'm have a job figuring out how to retrieve them. is there any way to get a label or a comment associated with a version of...

Sorry for the incredibly late reply - its all sorted now - I'd got part of the reference wrong...

Lovely - sorted the problem straight away!

Thanks,

Rob

Hi, This one has me stumped - we've got a number of users who all access a project. One of the users noted that one of the files in the project did not look like it was bound to Vault properly when seen in VS2010. On opening the Vault client, this one user could not see the file in the project. Ever...

I'm using VS2010 and have added references to VaultClientIntegrationLib, VaultClientOperationsLib & VaultLib. I have added 'using' statements for each one of these at the top of the class I created to test them. I added some code from one of the examples here and noted that the Intellisense was ...