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Thank you for the answer Jeremy but that solution wouldn't work for us. Placing that broad of privilege on an account with a password available in the API-handler would be too high of an internal risk. It is too bad the permissions are not more granular. I'll hope for it. =) We'll just stick with th...

Hello sourcegear! .Net API 1. Is there a way for the client api to check out files in another user's name without logging in as that user? And kind of related, though of the biggest importance even if #1 cannot be done... 2. Is there a way for the client api to undo a check out made by another user ...

Ah! Since I had done away with using the simplified Login method, ServerOperations.client.LoginOptions.User was no longer being used... so it was being passed in as an empty string for the SetActiveRepositoryID call, in your code above. After I set this property explicitly, it works fine. Thank you ...

I set this and all worked great. Thank you! This is a really cool product. Unfortunately my newbie colors are going to fly at this moment... this client cache folder was removed accidentally instead of the working folder at the end of an activity. After doing this, it seems the server/client assumes...

The C# API uses a local folder for managing client info at the call of ServerOperations.Login(). (ex. C:\Documents and Settings\Default User\Local Settings\Application Data\Sourcegear\...) I have found that the value of this local folder is kept in ServerOperations.client.ClientInstance.LocalStoreBa...

Ah, I was going off of your original response... which must have been replaced with what is now there about the comment. Thank you for the follow up. ServerOperations.client.Comment = "Restored from previously deployed version " + svVersion + "."; ServerOperations.ProcessCommandC...

Thank you for the help Jeff, It works as expected, now. I replaced ServerOperations.ProcessCommandCheckIn(new string[] { svFilepath }, UnchangedHandler.Checkin, false, LocalCopyType.Leave); with ServerOperations.ProcessCommandListChangeSet(new string[] { svFilepath }); ServerOperations.client.Client...

In the Vault 4.0.5 C# API, I am trying to insert a comment while checking in a file.

From what I can tell, there is no option to do so in ServerOperations.ProcessCommandCheckIn()

Is there a way to fulfill what I'm trying? Perhaps there is a workaround? Or is this currently unsupported?

Thank you.