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Getting a version of a file from history just gets a copy to disk, but doesn't change the repository. You need to use the Rollback function for files. Assume the latest file version is version 3, but you want to rollback to version 2. To rollback a file, right-click on the file and select Show Histo...

In the Vault GUI Client, set the new working folder for your project and click the checkbox "Force all subfolders to use inherited working folder." Do a Get Latest from the Vault Client to populate the new working folder. Try to open the project in Visual Studio. You will get an error mess...

The working folder steps I described about would be done with your Vault Standard Windows Client. The Vault Visual Studio Enhanced Client is one of the plugins available in Visual Studio for source control integration with Vault. With the Enhanced Client integration, projects can be more easily move...

Can you click on the View menu and see items in the menu?

If so, at the bottom of the View menu, click on Repository Explorer to see if the Folder Tree and File list are displayed.

It hasn't been addressed yet. I've added your comments to the work item and bumped it up in priority.

This looks like there are 1032 files or parts of file import into the file table, comprising 8.6 GB of data. The partial files are the "diffs" between one version and the other. If you have 10 versions of a file for instance, Vault stores a baseline in the database, then a certain number o...

Check your pending change set to see if a duplicate item is in the pending change set. If so, right-click and undo that transaction.

If you continue to experience errors, let us know.

Could you provide me with the results of this SQL query? It might tell us if the space in the sgvault database is primarly for file content:

use sgvault
go
sp_spaceused tblfileinfo
go

This user called with more information. The user had CVS mode (edit-merge-commit) configured in the Vault GUI Client, while his colleague had VSS (checkout-edit-checkin) mode configured. So one user had green icons and writeable files in Visual Studio, while the other user had the blue locks and rea...

To see if there is unused space in the database: Open SQL Server Management Studio. Right-click on the sgvault database and select Tasks->Shrink->Files to see if there is unused space. Don't make any changes just yet. Also, run this query in SQL Management Studio. use sgvault go sp_spaceused tblfile...

The quick answer would be to login with the Vault GUI Client, find the project in the repository tree, right-click on the top level folder and choose Set Working Folder. Set the working folder to the desired path, then do a GET latest. You should be able to open the project from the .sln file in the...

What size is the sgvault.mdf and what size is the sgvault_log.ldf?

Is there available free space in the .mdf file?

If the sgvault database was originally 720 MB amd you imported a 638 MG VSS database, then a 1.08 GB final size seems reasonable.

The sgvault database would grow by approximately the size of the VSS database being imported.

The client usually returns an error right away if you've put in malformed connection info or other incorrect information.

But when the client connects to a server it's connected to before, it takes a bit longer before it errors out.

Let me know if you have additional questions.