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>>>>We've had a consultant on site today helping with the installation and configuration of
>>>>PVCS with VFP. He works for Intersolv, the company that publishes PVCS and travels all
>>>>over the country installing and training for PVCS. He told me that VFP has the best
>>>>interface into source control than any product he's seen, including PowerBuilder,
>>>>Delphi, Oracle's application tool, and even VB. I've sent congrats to the VFP team.
>>>
>>>Hi Craig, old buddy, old pal!! (and other cheesy remarks to butter you up) ;)
>>>
>>>I posted a question sometime back looking for info or experience with these PVCS apps but got no response. We are evaluating the Tracker application to be implemeted as a Help Desk management tool. It's my hope then to eventually tie the task tables maintained by Tracker, into my Data Warehouse applications for report job scheduling and automation. I would really love to hear your thoughts, experiences, opinions, or any other sort of feedback you might have from implementing the PVCS apps at your site!!
>>>
>>>I'm especially interested in how complicated the configuration involved with setting up the apps initially was. I had figured we'd do it inhouse and work it out ourselves but your comment stating you had a consultant come in to do this now has me wondering.
>>
>>
>>The consultant was from Intersolv. I don't know how much it cost to bring him here, but I know it
>>wasn't cheap. I'm finishing the setup today and will keep you posted on how things go down the road.
>
>Below are the archivesuffix settings I used. Setting these up was the hardest part....
>
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .mak = mvk
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .bas = bvs
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .prg = prv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .asm = avm
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .bat = bvt
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .doc = dvc
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .? = ??v
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .ash = avh
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .cpp = cvp
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .cpr = cvr
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .dot = dvt
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .frm = fvm
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .inc = ivc
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .ini = ivi
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .map = mvp
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .pbd = pvd
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .pbl = pvl
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .pbr = pvr
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .wav = wvv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .xls = xvs
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .xlt = xvt
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .xlw = xvw
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .act = acv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .app = apv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .cdx = cdv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .dbc = dvc
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .dbf = dbv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .dct = dvt
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .dcx = dvx
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .dll = dlv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .err = erv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .esl = esv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .exe = exv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .fky = fkv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .fll = flv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .fmt = vmt
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .fpt = fvt
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .frt = frv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .frx = fvx
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .fxp = fxv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .hlp = hlv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .idx = idv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .lbt = lvt
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .lbx = lvx
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .lst = lsv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .mem = mev
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .mnt = mvt
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .mnx = mvx
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .mpr = mvr
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .mpx = mpv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .ocx = ocv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .pjt = pvt
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .pjx = pjv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .qpr = qvr
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .qpx = qpv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .sct = scv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .scx = svx
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .spr = spv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .spx = vpx
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .tbk = tbv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .txt = txv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .vct = vvt
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .vcx = vvx
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .vue = vuv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .win = wiv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .ico = icv
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .sca = vca
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .fra = vra
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .pjm = vpj
>ARCHIVESUFFIX .vca = vvc


We did close to the same thing. We don't archive the *.??k files. The way we did our archive suffixes
was to make the middle letter a v. We also didn't include things like the qpr, vue, etc. files, since we don't
use them.
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer
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