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Is it possible to include a message in the logging-pane that a file is already checked out? I know inlcduing it as normal message before checking out the file is not that easy to implement, but adding the info to the message-pane after checking out. Would be nice. For example: old: ---- Operation st...

1. Are these particular files shared? No, we haven't used this feature at all. 2. If you do an Open From Source Control to a new working folder, or try Open From Source Control from another machine, do you get the same results? I get different results if I subsequently get latest version again. Thi...

I'm not seeing where a single file is bound differently than the rest of the project it is in. Can you point to where that is? Here is again the complete log from the Output pane from VisualStudio. Please look at the two red lines and two blue lines and two green lines. ---- Operation started at ti...

You can turn on additional IDE logging, please see (http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic.php?t=2898). Thank you very much! Here is another example of the same problem. I was getting latest version for my solution. It is bound to $/AxCMS. First - output window in Visual Studio: ---- Operation sta...

Hello, we got this Error when doing a GetLatest : "Handle is invalid" We were searching for the reason and finally found it. This error occurs if there is a file under source control which is exclusively used by another application. For example: You have an *.mdb-file opened in Access whic...

Did you find the sgvault.log file? Is it possible you are running the ASP.Net / IIS process under identity impersonation? Can you check permissions on %WINDIR%\Temp to verify the ASP.Net process has rights to create the log file? By default, the install should have placed READ/WRITE rights on %WIND...

Each project has its own binding, so it is possible one or more are correct and one or more are incorrect. But it is not possible what different files of the _same_ project have different bindings. And this is that happens. And it is not possible what .suo file contains some (possible wrong) file-s...

Hello! Issue is still not closed. I'm still getting FailExistingDownloads from time to time and I don't know how to react. I could not find any source of information on my disk telling me more about the error and I don't see any suspicious files in Vault client. Should I ignore exceptions? Can Sourc...

Error 2100 is a download failure -- which you already know. Check the sgvault.log file in %windir%\temp\sgvault for additional information. I've searched the whole harddrive for sgvault.log and I didn't find this file. Vault Client version 3.0.5. VisualStudio 2003. Also, look at the file lists in t...

During getting latest version from VisualStudio I've got the following message in the Output pane:

[28.06.2005 14:49:41] An exception was encountered during the get latest operation. Exception: 2100 : FailExistingDownload

What does it mean? Can I find out what file is affected? Thank you.

You'll need to check both the contents of the solutions and project files to see whether any SCC info in there is pointed to the wrong location in Vault, and you should also probably check any MSSCCPRJ.SCC files in your project folders, and manually verify they are pointing to the right places in V...

Have you added files or projects since it was branched? If so, that could cause the confusion. If you haven't hand edited the solution and all project files since the branch, the bindings are going to be incorrect for the branch. I would suggest reading the KB articles and verifying your solution a...

Another example of the similar problem: ---- Operation started at time 14:49:15 ---- [28.06.2005 14:49:18] An exception was encountered during the get latest operation. Exception: 2100 : FailExistingDownload [28.06.2005 14:49:20] Fetched $/Branches/AxCMS/ver50/UserManagement/ActiveDirectory.cs [28.0...

dan wrote:This is an issue with Visual Studio that happens for all source control tools - if you branch a project, the solution and project files still point to the original location, and you have to hand edit them to reference the branch.

No. All other files were fetched from the right location.

We have a web project under $/AxCMS_Flyerwire and its branch under $/Branches/AxCMS_Flyerwire/release27. I'm situating on a computer that never has been configured for using branched version. I've opened the project in Visual Studio and "Get latest version". This is the log in the Output w...