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You didn't overlook anything. I'm glad that you have something that is working for you.

If that's working for you, I have no objections to how you found the method, or how you're calling it. Any official exposure of the labelcomment functionality would use that method under the hood anyway. To compare your code with other label methods, you can look at the ServerOperations.cs file whic...

You will have to write your own client against our ClientAPI. Start with: http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=8020 which has examples for logging in. Once logged in, you'll need to use: ServerOperations.client.ClientInstance.GetByLabel_GetStructure(treeobj.FullPath, label, ref lab...

I'm sorry, but I don't think there's a better way. That ID is constant through every version of the file, so it won't help you get the details for any specific transaction.

What does it return when you leave Statuses specified?

What if you hard-code the status number?

If you continue to have problems, please email support at sourcegear.com ATTN: jeremy with a link to this thread.

It would help to get more specific information on what you're doing. Please email support at sourcegear.com ATTN: jeremy with a link to this thread.

No, there is not. We thought that a login that didn't do a refresh would not be helpful, since it would be out-of-date with regard to the server.

Would it be possible for your API app to just stay logged in?

My initial reaction to anyone asking about Obliterate is to discourage them. Obliterate is a long, complicated process, that usually doesn't free up all that much space. Basically, unless you have checked in 200MB binary files and you want to obliterate them, Obliterate is probably not worth it. Sec...

In my experience, most customers who are reporting a long time to load the repository are benefited by reducing the number of nodes (folders and files) in their repository. The best way to do that is to load up the NodeCounter power toy (from http://www.sourcegear.com/vault/vaultpowertoys.html) and ...

This is a really big question that you're asking, and getting deep into the details of Vault.

Please email support at sourcegear.com ATTN: jeremy with a link to this thread. It would be very helpful to include your source code as well.

You'll need to call Refresh() to update the list of checked out files.

I see now. What you're seeing is the parent folder history event, and the parent folder version number. "Added" is the folder event that says a new item is now in the folder. Created is the file or folder creation event.

It's been my experience that the version number in Version is always correct.

When you look at the History dialog in the GUI client do the versions seem wrong there?

My best guess is that the label you're searching for has not been applied to the object. Can you verify that you see it in the GUI client?

Your error message demonstrates that your command line client is not 4.1.4. In 4.1.4, the exception message is included after the item path.

What does the Vault client return for its version when you use the Could you please post the error message from a 4.1.4 command line client?