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Visual SourceSafe and file names.
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>I looked at the .pjm and the .vca files in notepad. Interesting. I guess SCCTEXT.PRG is called to create these files and then these files are checked into VSS.
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>1). Is SourceSafe Boost just another flavor of this prg.
>

I don't know; apples to (2) below as well. Sorry.

>2). When should you run Source Safe Boost.
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>I have had this problem.
>Turn on VFP. Open the project, open a subclass (in VCX), the parent is loaded in memory as well. Close the subclass, open and check out the parent, close parent and check into VSS (from VFP). Enter check in notes. press Ok.
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>I get a file lock collision on the object in memory. I wonder if I put CLEAR ALL CLASS at the top of SCCTEXT.PRG if this will keep me from having to do this from the command window and then re-check in.
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You'd need to release the class instances as well as issuing an CLEAR CLASSLIB or CLEAR CLASS (they're different, BTW).

>Or is there another VSS-Foxpro PRG that might be better used as a placement for this code.

Not that I'm aware of; I've played around with changing SCCTEXT so that the order of methods and classes in the VCA is kept the same between changes to help with doing diffs, and it's a bit of a PITA to do. I've since gone back to the original SCCTEXT, since there's no guarentee that if I make changes, and a SP to either VSS or VFP changes things, I'll get hosed.
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