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Visual FoxPro
Category:
Source Safe Control
Title:
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00728775
Message ID:
00728808
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I am sorry, I've never used the Source Control Options in the VFP. I always do the check in/out separately. May be someone will jump in and solve your problems. :)




>I am selecting the Class library from the Project window in VFP. Doesn't that imply all the dependancy files?
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>>Did you check out VCT too? All the PEMs of classes are stored in the VCT file instead of the VCX file. Same thing applies to RollBack, you would need to RollBack both VCX and VCT files.
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>>>Nope! Same Results!
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>>>Troy
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>>>>Try clicking GET button instead of ROLLBACK button.
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>>>>>Using VFP 7 and SourceSafe 6.0c, we are having no luck in doing a rollback to any file other than PRG files. Are we going about this the wrong way?
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>>>>>Our steps are (in VFP):
>>>>>-Check Out a VCX
>>>>>-Make a change to one of the classes in that VCX
>>>>>-Check the VCX back in
>>>>>-Right click on the VCX and select Show History
>>>>>-Press the OK on the History options dialog
>>>>>-Choose an earlier version of the file
>>>>>-Press the RollBack button
>>>>>-Confirm that we will lose the the current changes
>>>>>-Check the VCX out again
>>>>>-Open the the Class that we changed
>>>>>
>>>>>The recent changes are still there! Even deleting the local files and doing a 'Get Latest Version' from SourceSafe directly still shows the changed version that should have been rolled back. The History no longer shows the most recent check in indicating that rollback worked and the change should not be there. Also, choosing the Diff button does show the source control version as different then the local version. In other words, it seems that no matter what I do, I am always getting the most recent version written to the local copy of the project even though Source Safe is reporing the RollBack.
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>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>Troy
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