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If you add the file(s) to Y, and the working directory for Y is X, then those files are missing (as they don't exist on disk in X, but rather a subdirectory of X).

In Vault, the working folder is set at the Project (folder icon) level.

If you open the Vault GUI client, are the changes reflected there?

What version of SOS are you running?

There really isn't a way for what you're asking to happen automatically. However, you can check this manually by performing a diff against the file in the repository and the file you have on disk. To do so, Right-Click the file you want to compare and from the Context Menu, select "Compare...&q...

Open the Vault GUI client and go to Tools->Options. Make sure the "Make Vault your default SCC Provider" option is checked.

Hello Bulbhead =)

Can you please send me an email directly (by clicking the email button below this post) and we'll see what we can do to get this resolved for you.

I'd like to see if I can help you solve this. Can you please send me an email (via the email button below this post) so that we can get this worked out.

Is it possible for you to attach images of the error messages?

Also, I noticed earlier that you couldn't open projects from source control. If you started over with an empty project, and you add that project to source control? And if so, does it still crash when you go to retrieve it?

Could you try one more test for us please. If you uninstall Vault, and install VSS. Does version control work with VB6 and VSS on this machine?

I have a possible solution that I'd like for you to try. Please contact me : terence@sourcegear.com

We're currently looking at this and we'll get back to you shortly.

In the meantime, if you are using encryption, could you temporarily disable encryption with the operation to see if you still get the error?

My job here is done.

On a serious note, I'll be really interested to look more into this, if you get a chance to reproduce it.

Best wishes on your project(s).

Thanx, James. Yes there is something thing I'd like you to do, but it's going to be rather lengthy. I'd actually like for you to uninstall Crystal Reports. Install Vault first Install Crystal Reports Then let me know if everything works. After you've run this test, I'd like for you to Uninstall ever...

Hello James. I'm Terence, a developer here at SourceGear and I'll help you get to the bottom of this. This is a unique problem as we've never received a support issue where merely installing Vault, causes VS packages to fail. As such, I need you to do a couple of things for me please. If you uninsta...