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One other question: why is the checkout not a transaction, like all other actions in Vault? I would expect the entire checkout to succeed or fail, rather than leaving it in an unknown state.

It is definitely possible that the retrieval is failing and that causes the cache to get out of sync. We use both GUI and IDE clients, but these problems have all been reported on the GUI. Not sure what their last actions were prior to seeing the problem, but I will ask upon any future instances. Al...

I've had several users mention that checked out files are reverting to not checked out in the client status, yet the server still acts as if their files are checked out. I've seen the same issue on my box. In my case, the checkout had failed and then the server still thought I had the file checked o...

It's on a RAID5 system, so I/O shouldn't be too much of a problem. I'll try those suggestions.

However, it is odd that it takes nearly twice as long for this particular label as compared with other automated labels we do on other trees. Are labels all stored in the same table?

A follow up question. What are you reporting for the following queries - SELECT COUNT(*) FROM sgvault.dbo.tblfsobjectlabels GO SELECT COUNT(*) FROM sgvault.dbo.tblfsobjectlabelviews GO I have not done defrag or database maintenance on the server yet, but will try that this weekend. For the queries ...

We have a folder which is labelled for every build we do. Consequently, it has literally thousands of labels on it. I've noticed with Vault 3.0.2 that it now takes up to 15 minutes to label this particular folder. Is the labelling time dependent on how many labels already exist on the folder? I had ...

Using the ClientInstance.UndoCheckout(VaultClientFile, LocalCopyType) method throws a MissingMethodException apparently trying to find UndoCheckout(string).

Did the underlying implementation change, and/or am I doing something wrong here?

Thanks,
Joel

It's all running on the same box. Oddly, I tried using the cmd-line client instead, and it doesn't have the problem. Not really, the Vault server log just says "Upload failed". Could it be a mismatch between the cmd-line and GUI client settings, or do they use the same config? My recommend...

I'm rebuilding our Vault dbs and attempting to add several files >30MB in size, but Vault is failing when uploading them after a couple attempts. They obviously got in at some point, as they were in the Vault db prior to rebuilding. I noticed the same issue in the Gold Support forum, but didn't see ...

Done, and still receive the same error. That would indicate it's probably a server issue.

How should I proceed?

Thanks,
Joel

I have a user who can't check in a changed file after a rollback was done earlier. He gets an error msg saying: "<filename> caused the transaction to fail. You must merge your working copy with the newest version before Check In can succeed". Now, the merge icon is disabled in the Pending ...

Not a problem, but could you point me to which property gives the item's type (folder or file)? I see the Type property for history objects, but not an accompanying enum. Thanks, Joel I think there is a small misnomer in the name of the members. The strings themselves are not "OBJECT" filt...

Actually, that doesn't work if the folder name itself has a "." in it. Then, even though I'm searching by file extension ".*", it picks up those folders. Is there yet another way to filter by object type perhaps? Thanks, Joel First Set VaultHistoryQueryRequest.SubstringType to on...

Actually, I meant through the API is there a way to include only files or folders? I'm writing some code to try and identify branched files that haven't been merged yet into their parent trunks (or any trunks, for that matter). Thanks, Joel From the Vault Help - History Query Filter section - "...

Is there a way to filter out only files/folders from a VaultHistoryQueryRequest (other than filtering by the HistoryActionTypes)?

Thanks,
Joel