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This article is a part of SourceSafe / VSS Tutorial Visual SourceSafe (VSS) users are based on VSS databases. When a VSS database is created, there will be two default users added to the database: Admin and Guest. As the database administrator, we need to add user accounts for all...
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This article is a part of SourceSafe / VSS Tutorial Visual SourceSafe can be integrated into Flash (Professional edition only) to source control projects. To use source control functions, we should define a site for the project. Open Flash. Click menu Site -> Edit Sites to New or Edit a...
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This article is a part of SourceSafe / VSS Tutorial Visual SourceSafe can be integrated into Dreamweaver to source control projects and files. Open Dreamweaver. Click Site menu -> Manage Sites to create a New site or to Edit a site. (New or Edit a site) In the Site Definition...
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This article is a part of SourceSafe / VSS Tutorial The Visual SourceSafe integration with SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) 2005 is virtually identical to SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) 2008. Similar to SSMS 2008, we cannot version control SQL objects directly in SSMS 2005. However, we can create scripts...
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This article is a part of SourceSafe / VSS Tutorial Visual SourceSafe can be integrated with SQL Server Management Studio 2008 to facilitate team activities and enable parallel development. We can version control Table, Stored Procedure, Trigger, Rule, etc. in SQL Server 2008. We cannot directly version control the SQL...
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This article is a part of SourceSafe / VSS Tutorial In previous article, I wrote about how to integrate SourceSafe with Access 2007. This time, I will write about integrating SourceSafe with Access 2003. There is common information in the previous article. Please take a look at that article first...
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This article is a part of SourceSafe / VSS Tutorial With Access Source Code Control add-in, Visual SourceSafe can be integrated into MS Access to source control Access queries, forms, reports, macros, modules and data. SourceSafe stores each Access objects as a text file. When you add an Access object...
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This article is a part of SourceSafe / VSS Tutorial Label Introduction Visual SourceSafe allows you to define a label for a file or project version. A label is a short and concise description given for purposes of identification, for example, “3.0Beta” or “Release”. Label is one way in Visual...
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This article is a part of SourceSafe / VSS Tutorial MSSCCI Registry Structure How to Edit/View the Registry Improvement in Visual Studio 2005 and 2008 MSSCCI Registry Structure MSSCCI uses registry to organize multiple SCC providers. There are 3 elements in the registry: 1. The provider specific registry entries...
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This article is a part of SourceSafe / VSS Tutorial Cloak is a useful little function in version control. It allows us to specify the projects to be ignored during recursive operations such as Get, Check In, Check Out, and Undo Check Out. Why Cloak Some of the subprojects may...