SourceGear Support

Ok. Thanks again for the great support

I'm using Visual Studio 2005 8.0.50727.762 (SP.050727-7600)

I believe the slow-down is not due to a specific file type, but rather the sheer number of files in the project. There are over 500 files in over 100 folders.

Client Information Vault Client Version: 4.0.4.15848 .Net Framework Version: 2.0.50727.832 Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack: 2.0 OS Version: 5.1.2600 Total Physical Memory: 2 GB Time Zone: (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) Server Information Vault Server Vers...

In the Solution Explorer, when I right-click on a Project that contains a lot of .sql files, there is something like a 10-second delay before the context menu displays. This delay is not present when I simply select the project. Is Vault doing some kind of sweep on everything in the project whenever...

That worked. Is there any possibility y'all would consider implementing an option that would allow us to specify a working folder for the $ folder in Vault and force all folders beneath that to be consistent with the structure in Vault? For example, setting $ to S:/ and forcing $/a/b/c to automatica...

To further clarify, we have a Solution named Data.sln, with projects LacksValley2.Data (a class library) and LacksValley2.Data.Test (a windows application) that is in Vault under $/Projects/LacksValley2/Data. The LacksValley2.Data project is included in virtually every other solution we have, includ...

Utilities is only tangentially related. This was the solution, which had a reference to the LacksValley2.Data project as an external project (Add Existing Item) and should not be considered "part of" utilities. However, looking at my working folders and comparing to his, I don't have any e...

LacksValley2/Data is the Solution we're working with, and it's class library LacksValley2.Data is a project that's included in virtually every other solution we have. <vault> <listworkingfolders> <workingfolder reposfolder="$" localfolder="S:\" /> <workingfolder reposfolder="...

Okay, we tried that. There was no error message, but the solution was still the only item in the Solution Explorer that showed any source control icon next to it. The projects and the files within them don't show any symbol at all.

This is a very simple solution with one class library and one windows application project.

The Solution is in a Heirarchy like the following: Sol1/Sol1.sln Sol1/Proj1/Proj1.csproj Sol1/Proj2/Proj2.csproj I'm not sure what you mean by doing a "Get" and then an Open from Vault. I understand the Open from Vault part, but could you be more specific about the "Get" part? As...

We have tried the following strategies: Strategy 1: a. Delete entire solution and parent folder from file system. b. Get Latest Version directly from the Vault Client of the parent folder for the Solution. * File Options - Do not overwrite / merge later. * Set File Time - Current * Repository Deleti...

I'm trying to get a co-worker up and running with the Vault, and he's getting an error when he tries to "Open From Vault" that says: The project 'xxx' is under source control. An error occurred registering this project with source contorl. It is recommended that you do not make any changes...

Thanks for the reply.

I must say I'm very pleased with the level of support I've received in these forums. And I'm happy to adjust to any quirks peculiar to Vault. I well remember the learning curve associated with VSS and figuring out how it wanted me to use it... (Solution.root, gah!)

I'm in the process of adding all of our existing solutions to Vault as part of a migration from VSS 6.0d. In doing so, I mistakenly added a Solution in the wrong project folder. I deleted this from Vault, Unbound the Solution, and tried to re-add to the correct folder, but Vault put it back in the o...