You are the one I remember who had surmounted the issues with TFS, or at least most of them. Sorry for blanking on your name this morning. There was some problem getting SCCTEXT to work right. It has been a while now and like I said I wasn't able to invest a lot of time into it.

>FWIW, we have VFP and TFS 2010 RC working like a charm for checking items in and out directly from VFP, in addition to doing automated builds. The only pain in the butt involves changes to the actual project and then having other team members update their project list. This usually results in an interactive merge session that needs to be navigated, which is not cool at all. Still, we don't make too many changes to the project so it's tolerated for now.
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>The SCA/VCA generation doesn't really have anything to do with TFS, as VFP is executing SCCTEXT.PRG (or whatever else you have configured in Tools/Options) to get the text versions for comparison purposes.
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>>>>You may be doing all .NET now, I'm not sure. If you are doing some VFP as well you may want to consider sticking with VSS, or at least keeping it around for VFP. TFS does not work that well with VFP without a lot of work.
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>>>I never used VFP VSS integration on any of my VFP stuff (never trusted it). I always used the VSS client to check-in/out and compare, and have been very comfortable with that. If I decide I like TFS I'll probably use the TFS Explorer to do the same thing with VFP projects, although keeping VSS is an option. All of my VFP work is done locally, so I don't have to worry about remote connectivity.
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>>>When yu say it doesn't work without a lot of work..how so?
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>>I was not able to generate SCA and VCA files for comparison of screen and class versions. Others here said they were able to get it to work, so I know it's possible. I didn't put a huge amount of time into it because I seem to have constant deadlines (agile methodology).