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Yes, I've tried that too.

The re-boot seems to have fixed the problem with getting the error message. Now having problem with running the report Label Contents I select the repository I'm interested in. I type in the label name that I want. I put in the repository path of the highest level in the repository I click run Run R...

Here is the error I get on the server Server Error in '/VaultService' Application. Parser Error Description: An error occurred during the parsing of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific parse error details and modify your source file appropriately. Parser...

Yes, the Microsoft System CLR Types for SQL Server 2012 (x64) is installed
And the Microsoft Report Viewer 2012 Runtime is installed.
The OS is Windows Server 2012

We installed MS report Viewer 2012 runtime, but are still getting the error.

Server Error in '/VaultService' Application. Runtime Error Description: An application error occurred on the server. The current custom error settings for this application prevent the details of the application error from being viewed remotely (for security reasons). It could, however, be viewed by ...

Thanks. This works great!

Ok, I've now got that working and have created a project and have been able to upon check-in been able to see associated changesets created. Question: Is there a way to add items to the associated changesets after the check-in was done. Let's say you were doing several individual check-ins and you m...

We just upgraded from Vault Version 5.0.1 to Vault Professional Version 9.1.0. The old database for Vault Version 5.0.1 was converted/upgraded to the new Vault Professional Version 9.1.0. When I installed the Vault Profession Client, I expected to be able to now work with the Work Item Tracking Pane...

The labeling option is closer to what we need. But the problem is that the labels need to go on individual files inside a folder and across multiple folders for one patch. The label process works well for identifying these files across multiple folders, but when rolling back the files, it seems that...

This is something that unfortunately we need to do on more than an occasional basis. We get patches to software from our vendor, that we find will have a problem and need to be rolled back out, unitl fixes come from the vendor to fix the patches. These patches usually contain a large number of files...

I have the following scenario. A large number of files are checked out across multiple folders and then they get checked back into Vault. At some point I find that these files need to be rolled back to the prior version. Is there a way to group these changes together so that 1) they can be easily fo...