we have got a problem with Visual Studio.NET 2003 and
Visual Source Safe and we are wondering if anyone can shed
some light on the problem.
When I "Build" the solution I aways get prompted to check

I am using VS.NET 2003, and would like to also use Visual
SourceSafe.  I read almost all help topics on VSS but I  
still can not get it activated, the Source Control toolbar
is currently greyed.

I can't get my Enterprise VS 2003 to access my sourcesafe
but on my Visual Interdev 6.0 it works without an issue.
My sourcesafe is on another server and is 6.0a and I can
access it via my box using Sourcesafe 6.0d without issue.

We're trying to use VSS with PowerBuilder 9. We managed to
create a working environment that seems to work correctly,
though we have some serious performance issues.
First, I must say I'm positive the problems are not with

We are setting up VSS 6.0d to work with multiple .Net
developers. According to the documentation in VSS 6.0d,
in VSS one modifies the .ini file to contain the name of
the project name and set it for multiple checkout.

I ran an Analyze and Fix with the -c -f -i and -b options,
I received the following when Analyze completed:
Analyze Visual SourceSafe Version 6.0 (Build 8169)
Database analysis in progress @ 12/16/03; 5:00p.

Hi List,
Our team will start to use VSS for source control in a
near future. Right now, we are still evaluatint it and
also try to know how to use it correctly.

I have a problem when Check-In / Check-Out / Get Latest From Remote
Locations with VS and VS.net.  It seems to take ages, upto 20 minutes to
update very small projects.
It is not a bandwidth issue, since there is loads of free bandwidth

I archived a project from database A.
Created empty database B.
Restored archived project into B.
Now logging into VSS-Admin, i get all the "Rights.." menu

Hello, I was wondering if there is any way to not show
the destroy permanently checkbox option for a file or
project when deleting them.  I know that I can prevent
users from destroying projects through user rights and

Is there a way to designate a subproject for exclusive
checkout without having to set the exclusive checkout for
the whole database? I know there is a way for individuals
to set this exclusive checkout when they checkout things.

I installed VSS 6.0d in Shared Database Server mode on a
Windows 2000 Server with VS.NET 2003. Trying to open VSS
or VSS Admin I get the error message "The file
VSS\data\um.dat is corrupted". I tested the installation

I have an asp.net project integrated with visual sourcesafe 6.  I'm
having a problem with file status displaying correctly within visual
studio .net.  I check out a file and see the correct status within my
visual studio, however, to other developers the file still appears as

Using the W2K+SP4 platform.
When trying to build an .EXE, targetting a CONSOLE application that has
either one of the following two lines:
1.  PlaySound("SystemExclamation",NULL,SND_ALIAS);

What is the best way to backup the SourceSafe database?
Currently, the databases located on my file server which I
am backing up daily full backup. However, once a week I am
running the Visual SourceSafe Admin using the archive