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Thank you, that did it. Doing the branching while people are logged in seems to have confused the cache.

-Jerry

Dan (or anyone), The program I made seems to be working as expected. However, one of the other users here has started to have a major problem since I started doing the ShareBranching. I don't know if it is related, or just a coincidence. In the Vault client on his machine, he cannot see _any_ files....

Now that you said it, that seems totally obvious. Yes, I'll just append all the ShareBranches to the change set and just move the Commit to after the foreach loop.

Thanks again,
Jerry

Thanks Dan, that did the trick. Now I'm _almost_ there - I just have one problem left. To iterate through all the files, I have this code: foreach (VaultClientFile vcFile in vcFolder.Files) { BranchFile(ciUser, vcFile); } After the first ShareBranch however, I get an exception because vcFolder colle...

Hi Dan, I guess I'm not sure exactly which operation I need. Let me describe in more detail what I want to accomplish and hopefully that will give you enough information to point me in the right direction. I have two directories, A and B, and a file in A called foo.cpp. At some point, foo.cpp was sh...

I have a bunch of file which are individually shared and I want to write a C# program to branch them all, but I'm not sure how to do it. I've tried using ChangeSetItem_CopyBranch but this doesn't seem to work. Here's my non-working function: public static void BranchFile(ClientInstance ciUser, Vault...

I'm using 3.0.6 on client and server. I'm running the Merge wizard, I select the source folder, the target folder, then the changes to be merged. Then in the Moves and Shares window, after sitting Analyzing for a while I get a FailInvalidRevision exception. I'm including the text of the exception he...

Update: it's been running now for four and a half hours without any problems.

After a long period of trouble-free operation, today the Vault server has been locking up on us. Symptoms include the vault client hanging on startup, a refresh of an already-running client saying it couldn't communicate with the Vault server, and one time I saw a DBInsert Failed message. The server...

Hi Eric,

On your weblog you say that 3.0 will be a priced upgrade. Can I assume this does not apply to people with Gold subscriptions?

Sounds good. Thanks for the help to get us up and running Jeff.

The VaultShadowFolderService.txt file is in C:\Windows\Temp. When I said the log file had stopped being updated when we switched to an application pool, it turned out to be because we had taken out the enable line in the web.config. Putting that back caused the log file to reappear, but in the same ...

I had logged on as what I believe is the ASP.Net process account and entered 'cd %TEMP%', which put me in D&S\vault-shadow\Local Settings\Temp. This directory did not have the log file in it.

Thanks. Next question is what would make the VaultShadowFolderService.txt file appear in Windows\Temp?

We found the Shadow Folder log file in \windows\temp. The log file indicated that the shadow folder process was running properly, but it did not have access permission to the folders on the build machine. The web.config identity impersonation was working properly before we updated to 2.0.5, and we d...