I have Visual Studio .NET 2003 Enterprise Developer installed along with
Visual Source Safe 6.0d (Build 9848).  Should I upgrade to VSS SP 6 (Build
31222)?  Are there any advantages?  Disadvantages?
Thanks,

I have a SS automation object that I have written for a web application that
is using a network share for the project working directory. My question is
that if a developer who is testing this application has VSS working
directory on their local machine will this local directory ...

is it possible to label projects using the batchcommands?
Thanks,
Thomas

When I look in our SourceSafe Explorer and select the Properties on a project
folder, it might say Version 50. Then if I go to specific files within that
project and look at the Properties, they might be Version 5 or Version 12,
etc. (obviously they can all be different).

I would like to be able to associate a certain file version with a specific
change.  I would then like to be able to get all of the file versions
associated with that change.
I thought I might be able to use file labels to perform this.  When ever I

I managed to create a batch file which compiles all the DLL and EXE of my
project. The only thing that I can't do is :
how to make a getlates of all my projects on my computer from my batch file.
I was able to excute a getlates but it allways get the files in "My

I did storage from one project in my database and want to rebuilding
that in a new empty database on my vss-server.
The first message I get from the wizard is "The aim database is not the
same like the source database. It's possible that nexuses can't rebuild"

I have a big problem, because i want to be a part of the Visual Studio
Experience 2005.
But i can't install the developer program.
After collecting some data i recieve the message

I try to restore archives by the restore-wizard. After step 2 I get the
Error "$/ already one uses. Path can't restored from the archives."
What does this mean?
Does anyone know a solution to restore the whole archive in that new

I have a lot of legacy ASP code that I need to edit.  I have it all in Visual
Source Safe.  When I double click a file in VSS I do not get the option to
view/check-out with the "Registered Application."
If I browse the filesystem and double click on a file it automatically opens

When I run analyze.exe, I get the following error.
The project (project name) references a child whose physical file (FJTAAAAA)
is missing or corrupted.
I reviewed the MSDN article (Q279191) but the article does not provide a

I would like to have "Don't get local copy" checked by default when checking
out files.  Is there any way this can be check by default?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks!

Hi Joe,
how I get access (they want a username and password) at the beta
newsgroups are on
privatenews.microsoft.com.

The issue is that some developers like to work with APEXSQL which integrates
with VSS and others like working with the Visual Studio .NET environment and
others do not have access to Visual Studio .NET at all and only use VSS
(they have no need as they only script SQL). The problem ...

How can  I please make an automated backup of vss database?