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joel:

thanks for the report. i've added it to the "fix list".

mali: what was the command used to check out the file? what is the working folder set to (vault.exe listworkingfolders -user username -password pwd -repository repname -host hostname)? on you local machine, in which directory were the changes made? is it the same directory listed in listworkingfolde...

yes. in vault 2.0, what you call lazy, we call "light-weight".

i'm not certain how ss handles these cases.

hth

please let us know if the treemanagersize eliminates any problems you were seeing with the out of memory errors. its just a hunch, but i have a feeling it is the correct hunch.

So, when ASP.NET gets recycled, the app log should show it, or the system log? And what's the message, or is it pretty obvious? When asp.net is recycled (which can happen when the .net process allocates 1GB of memory or 60% of memory), you will usually find an entry in the Windows Event Viewer indi...

i didn't clarify... those event viewer logs were on the server correct?

joel: while we're waiting to see if anything was logged in the event viewer, i thought of one other thing that you might want to check. vault is configured to cache "X" last trees in order to improve performance when a client refreshes. the cached tree saves a trip to the database as the c...

joel:

can you examine your windows event viewer ( in both the system and application ) logs? please post any event errors related to .net.

thx,

tony... it is an extremely expensive operation to update the tree within sos, so this command is not automatic.

in order to update your project tree, please invoke "view" -> "refresh project tree" from the menu.

aaron: imho, your setup should be the most common setup for vault, when access to the vault server is open to the internet. what does your connect string look like? did you originally install vault using sql server authentication when both servers were on the same machine? there are two options we c...

just exiting the gui client will release your session, thus clearing your rows within the sessions table.

i've got some testing to do w/ labels for an upcoming release. if you happen to recreate this, please let me know.

thx,
jeff

darren:

if you shut down the gui client, re-login, and show labels on the same folder, does it happen again?

anything you can provide on how to recreate this would be welcome.

i believe this might be one of those "thank you, microsoft" problems.

see if this helps http://support.microsoft.com/default.as ... -us;823490

jeremy / darren: just want to make sure i understand you. are you saying you individually label each and every file? in other words... in the example you provided, would you go to file1.vb and apply a label named "Ver2.3", and then go to file3.vb and apply a label named "Ver2.3"?

have you tried adding login.aspx on the end?

http://www2.vault.