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Sam - 28 May 2004 07:36 GMT
I have upgraded my server to Windows 2003. Now everytime I try and open a Visual Studio project contained in visual source control through:
File | Source Control |Open From Source Control | ...
I get the message: "The operation could not be completed"
I have reinstalled VSSd and VS.NET2003. I have performed an Analyse and Fix.
The problem doesn't occur on any other workstations.

Any ideas.
Regards
Sam
Christopher J. Cooper - 28 May 2004 15:41 GMT
First confirm that you can create a new project from scratch.

Do you have more than one provider, perhaps clearcase? If so there might be
a problem with the SCC registry values.
Have a look at HKLM\Software\SourceControlProvider. If you have more than
SourceSafe listed, export those values and remove them. ( except for vss
)Try your open. If the issue is resolved, have a look at the following on
how to re-integrate the other providers:

820833 PRB: ("Unspecified Error") Error Message When You Perform a Source
Control
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=820833

If this is a web project, you might be running into another issue where the
.tmp file extension has been added as a MIME type in IIS. Start IIS manager
and add that MIME type. Try your open from Source Control.

Lastly, try running ssint.exe from the VSS\Win32 directory. This executable
re-writes the reg keys for integration.

If all of this fails, I would encourage you to give us a call for more in
depth trouble shooting.

Chris Cooper
Microsoft

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