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It turned out to be a failure in the disk drive hardware. Thanks!

Hello, We are on Vault 3.1.2, and we have a repository that has begun having some problems. My coworkers report that a get latest operation on a particular file results in a message End of stream reached while reading file part! This isn't a repository I normally use, so I tried logging in to it to ...

Well, the basic issue is that VB decides on its own when it feels the VBP needs to be rewritten on disk. 1) You can enable multiple checkouts on the VBP. Then the team can all check out the VBP file, and VB can happily save when it wants to. 2) The team can each make their VBPs writable on disk. VB ...

In VB6, you can visit the Tools->Options dialog, and click the Environment tab. There, you can select that when a program starts, changes are not to be saved. VB6 wants to save the project file because it thinks the contents have changed. This is often because referenced COM libraries are stored in ...

When we were using VSS, we put BugzID:bug1,bug2,bug3 in the checkin comments to let the VSS/FogBugz integration script know which bugs to update. We've carried that practice into Vault. If you did that, then once you had a given version of a file to look at (from FogBugz) you could see from the chec...

In the case of FogBugz, "integration" just means that Vault notifies FogBugz that file version X has been checked in against case Y . Vault of itself doesn't record which case the checkin was made for. The easiest thing to do is to look at the case in FogBugz, which should tell you all the...

Hello, One of our users is having a problem checking in some files. When he checks these files in, the server log reads: ----5/11/2007 1:43:46 PM Peterr--4n61281(172.16.2.220)--SSL Disabled BeginTx beginning transaction ----5/11/2007 1:43:46 PM Peterr--4n61281(172.16.2.220)--SSL Disabled TreeManager...

The association made between the form file and its designer file is made by Visual Studio, not by Vault. Vault doesn't know anything about it. From Vault's viewpoint, there are two files, Form1.vb and Form1.designer.vb, and when they're checked in, Vault has no way to know that changes made in Form1...

VB6 doesn't support what you want to do here. It assumes that all files in a project under source control are in the same folder. About the closest you can get, I think, would be to: - Branch a file - Check out the project file - In VB6, remove the trunk file from the project and add the branch file...

I'd guess you want to leave the file under source control, because your web.config probably has information you don't want to lose. So another route to try would be to leave the file checked-in, and just make the file writable on disk. The Vault UI will show the file with a "Renegade" stat...

The option responsible for this behavior is found in

Tools->SourceGear Vault->Options->Advanced...

It is labeled

[ ] Always display command dialog on Get Latest Version

Clearing the checkbox makes those dialog boxes go away.

Hi, Darrel, We've been using Vault, and SourceSafe before that, with VB6 for about five years. Unfortunately, edit/merge/commit doesn't work well with any binary files, and VB6 ties .frx files to .frm files pretty closely. It's just going to be a little painful to use a source control model other th...

While other workarounds are being considered, I thought I'd mention this: Once a given version of the CLR is loaded into a process, the process stays with that version. So in practice (and maybe you already do this), you could 1. Start VB6 without source control 2. Load your project and run it once ...

Just a request for clarification... In VB6, I can have one project use Vault, and the next project use VSS. However, before opening the project using Vault, I have to use the GUI or an SCC switcher to make Vault the default provider; likewise with VSS. I do not have to close the project using Vault ...

Super, and thanks for your patience! My workaround will be to view from the Vault GUI