I have been migrating a large number of workspaces and projects from VC 6 to
VS.NET 2003. However, I have been confused by the long and confusing
error/warning dialogs presented for the VSS integration. Most of these
confusing dialogs appear when trying to adding dependent projects ...

Only by going to VSS and checking out XXX.csproj & XXX.csproj.vspscc there first, can I check out project XXX in Visual Studio .NET. In contrast, I can check out the solution and the individual WebForms from within Visual Studio .NET  normally
Note: Under project XXX, bin\XXX.dll, ...

Sorry for my ignorance. But I am thinking to implement a
SCC provider in .NET. The API I have is in C++. What do I
need to do to implement it?
Thanks,

I am facing a unique problem. I have a VSS server which we use to
maintain the source for many projects.
However one of the projects is using linux. How can they access VSS.
I am aware of one tool called sourcegear which provides linux client.

Every time I try to check out a file, SourceSafe says "does not support checking out files while disconnected from the network" (this isn't an exact quote, but close).  I have no problem going anywhere on the network and no problem opening the whole project from sourcesafe off ...

As I understand it when you open files in VSS a copy is placed in the temp folder. This is then cleared down on closing the file or exiting from VSS. This doesnt seem to happen when I access Microsoft Project files (.mpp). They remain in the temp folder and I have to clear them ...

My current project is at the point where I need more people than just myself working on it. My last team project involved a very good team leader and thus source sharing was not a huge issue
This time however the situation is hectic and I really do need source control, but after ...

When i create a new VSS db and try to access it from any other machine, i get an error message saying Access to file "rights.dat" denied. Does anybody have any idea why is it happening? I am using Windows XP os.

When i try to get a folder recursively from the command line using ss GET [MyFolder] -R -Y[Mylogin] i get a query asking me if i Would like to create each idnuvidual subfolder
I would like to automate the process and always reply Yes, but i can't find the appropiate flag. I tried ...

Using Visual Studio .NET 2003 and Visual SourceSafe 6.0d
I add my solution to SourceSafe, from within the VS.NET IDE, and everything works fine; I can check in/out etc. without any problems
However, because the actual SourceSafe "projects" are created from the Solution Root base, ...

In the VSS manual it mentions on the Advanced Check Out Options Dialog Box
"End of Lin
Specifies the end-of-line character that VSS gives to each line in the file it retrieves.  Select one of the following in the list box: line feed (LF) for the UNIX platform, carriage return (CR) ...

After a search within this group I have found 1 message from JimG (from 23 feb this year) stating that VSS integration is not supported for Access 2003
I used the VSS with Access '97 databases, and now my client requested that I use a version control tool in their Access ...

we got Delphi source code in our VSS database. This worked alright for over a year now. Files that discribe forms (*.dfm files) are saved as binary files. Now, out of a sudden, VSS changed one of those to a text file, making it fail to load into the IDE
Comparing the files, ...

I am facing a very absurd problem on only one of my machines (running on
windows 2000 VSS 6.0 c)
From this machine if I try to create a user I get an error message
Invalid DOS PATH \\server\vss\project\users

Hi - we have users running netsetup from our VSS server...today a user cannot connect to vss...the error was saying that the user did not exists.  I looked at his ss.ini file on the vss server, and it was gone.  I am the only one that has rights to this server.  Does anyone know ...