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Hello, I have a custom application that uses the Vault API. I am running version 3.1.2 for both client and server. I believe I am witnessing a difference between how time conversions from GMT to local time are performed for history queries vs. file gets. I'll try my best to explain as clearly as I c...

I have to query for the ObjVerID as well, so it's not like I have the date left over from a just prior action. But, maybe I can combine getting the Date and ObjVersionID which will help a bit. As for your point #2, I'll have to look into it. I have noticed that whenever a file is placed in the cache...

I would prefer to use GetByDisplayVersion, and I tried this originally, but it didn't use the cache. Check out the support thread I created back then:

http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic.php?t=4675

I'm using the Get method instead of GetByDisplay version because I want to make use of the cache, so the command line client code won't work for me. My way works as long as I make the history query to get the check-in date. Is there any faster way to lookup a check-in date for a specific version of ...

Hello, To get a specific older version of a file with the API I am doing the following: ----------------------------------------------------------------- svFile = g_svCI.TreeCache.Repository.Root.FindFileRecursive(FullPath) svFileClone = svFile.Clone(svFile.Parent) svFileClone.Version = OlderVersion...

Hum... It looks like if I set StoreDataInWorkingFolders to true after I set a new working folder association, it works. Before I was setting storedatainworkingfolders after calling .Init of the client object... I think your response is talking more about the location of the cache files than the loca...

Hello, I have a custom client that uses the .NET API. I would like this client to store basline files in the working folders, so when I create the client instance I call: .WorkingFolderOptions.StoreDataInWorkingFolders = True However, when I do a get, no _sgvault folder is created in the working fol...

Thanks - that was a good clarification.
Just one more question then,
What does TreeCache.Save do?
When do you feel it's appropriate to call this?

Thank you Dan, Could you please explain the difference between .Refresh and .DoLocalRefresh? I am worried that perhaps I misunderstand when it is appropriate to call each one. You say that .Refresh is a server side op... I am under the impression that it fetches new tree folder/file information from...

Both instances are using the same account. It is equivalent to opening two instances of the Vault Client GUI on one machine (both logged in as the same user). I believe I have done this before with the client GUI with no issues, so the Client GUI must be doing something to keep the cache in order th...

It looks like this problem occurs when more than one instance of the application is running on the machine at a time. I assume they both write to the same disk cache, and my current hypothesis is that one instance makes some changes to disk that confuses the other instance. Does this sound like a fe...

Hello, I have a custom application that uses the Vault API. I am finding that periodically this application loses the ability to get files, or reports incorrect information during checkin (local version needs merge when it doesn't, or local copy hasn't been modified when it has). In any of these cas...

Thanks for the clarification Ian. Unfortunately, I'm in a similar position to the other user. I need to obliterate a large amount of data (Gigs) and haven't been successful through the GUI. I'm not sure what else to do. If there was some way to export files (with their history) from one database to ...

Ian, You suggested using this stored procedure to another user who was having problems. See thread: http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic.php?t=4808&highlight=obliterate That's where I got the idea. If you want to remove my post so as to avoid tempting users, you should remove the other postin...

Hello, Like many other users, I have run into problems with the very slow performance of the 'Obliterate' function. Reviewing the posts that have been made on this topic I saw a suggestion to use SQL to directly call the spobliteratefsobject stored procedure. The only problem with this is that it re...