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05/10/2006 12:40:42
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05/10/2006 11:31:48
Information générale
Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Produits tierce partie
Versions des environnements
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9
OS:
Windows XP SP2
Network:
Windows 2003 Server
Database:
MS SQL Server
Divers
Thread ID:
01159727
Message ID:
01159745
Vues:
14
Hi Tracy,
are you using a framework with an IDE? If so, the workaround that I use (with Visual ProMatrix) is to change the shortcut to VFP9.exe with a call to the IDE from there. Like this:
>VFP6 and VFP9.
>
>This worked fine on another machine. Then my motherboard died and I received a new workstation. New install of VFP6/VFP9/Visual Studio 2005 and Vault 3.5.1
>
>C5 whenever I try to work with any project in vault from within VFP.
>
>Overview of troubleshooting:
>
>I uninstalled VFP9 completely, deleted all registry settings, deleted all directories and likewise with Vault.
>
>I reinstalled VFP9 and VFP9 SP1.
>
>I reinstalled Vault Client.
>
>I setup VFP9 to use Vault as its Source Control.
>
>I started VAult, selected the repository, set the working directory, and got latest version.
>
>From VFP9 I attempted to modify the project and received a c5.
>From VFP9 I attempted to create a new project and add it to source control and received a c5.
>This occurs from within VFP6 as well.
>
>All other workstations can do these tasks with no errors, and before I received my new workstation I COULD AS WELL.
>
>I can, however, use Vault and Visual Studio 2005 together FINE with NO ERRORS.
>
>It appears that something is broken between Vault and VFP9 but only on my NEW machine, since the identical steps above work on all other workstations.
>
>Are there any dependicies for Vault ? I have net framework 2.0 installed, VFP9 and VFP9 SP1. Anything else?
>
>I can run Vault alone or from Visual Studio but not from inside VFP - any call to VAult produces a c5 on this workstation.
>
>*I posted this issue on Vault Support Forum but they do not support VFP and no users have posted any recommendations yet.
are you using a framework with an IDE? If so, the workaround that I use (with Visual ProMatrix) is to change the shortcut to VFP9.exe with a call to the IDE from there. Like this:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual FoxPro 9\vfp9.exe" c:\vpme9\vpm.app -cc:\vpme9\config.fpwHank
>VFP6 and VFP9.
>
>This worked fine on another machine. Then my motherboard died and I received a new workstation. New install of VFP6/VFP9/Visual Studio 2005 and Vault 3.5.1
>
>C5 whenever I try to work with any project in vault from within VFP.
>
>Overview of troubleshooting:
>
>I uninstalled VFP9 completely, deleted all registry settings, deleted all directories and likewise with Vault.
>
>I reinstalled VFP9 and VFP9 SP1.
>
>I reinstalled Vault Client.
>
>I setup VFP9 to use Vault as its Source Control.
>
>I started VAult, selected the repository, set the working directory, and got latest version.
>
>From VFP9 I attempted to modify the project and received a c5.
>From VFP9 I attempted to create a new project and add it to source control and received a c5.
>This occurs from within VFP6 as well.
>
>All other workstations can do these tasks with no errors, and before I received my new workstation I COULD AS WELL.
>
>I can, however, use Vault and Visual Studio 2005 together FINE with NO ERRORS.
>
>It appears that something is broken between Vault and VFP9 but only on my NEW machine, since the identical steps above work on all other workstations.
>
>Are there any dependicies for Vault ? I have net framework 2.0 installed, VFP9 and VFP9 SP1. Anything else?
>
>I can run Vault alone or from Visual Studio but not from inside VFP - any call to VAult produces a c5 on this workstation.
>
>*I posted this issue on Vault Support Forum but they do not support VFP and no users have posted any recommendations yet.