> >what I always hated with VCC based sourcecontrol
> packages was:
> > - they make files readonly on disk
> > - they pollute vs.net project and solution files with
> garbage which will cause havok when you open it on another system.
> >
> >Does TFS also lock files on disk and pollu
Yip, it is .net that must be crazy.
:P
-Ernst
On 2/10/06, Vitor Dantas de Andrade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi everybody,
>
> i´ve been having some trouble with my code, and finally i got the problem
> ...
>
> take a look on the code below the tooltip is informing that COUNT = 3
> how
I can't find any errors in that code...ok, I can't find any code. But no
errors ;)
Thanks,
Shawn Wildermuth
http://adoguy.com
C# MVP, MCSD.NET, Author and Speaker
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You didn't include the code, you didn't say what version of .Net you're using,
and it sounds like the problem you're reporting is with Visual Studio (what
version) and not with .Net.
What can we do to help?
At 09:55 PM 2/9/2006, Vitor Dantas de Andrade wrote
>Hi everybody,
>
>i´ve been having s
Well, presuming that all of your users are already AD members, CRM's model just
uses standard AD groups to enforce role-based security (meaning there's not
much overhead, so it will scale as well at your AD infrastructure will allow it
to). All of the role assignments can be done either through
Hi everybody,
i´ve been having some trouble with my code, and finally i got the problem
...
take a look on the code below the tooltip is informing that COUNT = 3
how i expected, but the code enters the IF block like the count was 0.
this was happening and i couldn't get the error, now i kno
One reason I can think of is MS CRM's reliance on Active Directory.
How well will AD/CRM scale in the 20,000+ user scenario?
What are the AD management/maintanance gotchas?
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> I use Subversion, AnkhSVN (VS Integration), TortoiseSVN (Windows explorer
> integration), CruiseControl.NET (continuous integration). I'm not sure
> about VS2005 though, but only AnkhSVN would be a problem there.
I don't know anything about CC.NET, but Ankh 0.6 runs perfectly with
VS2005 here.
I used VSS for years with VB6. I used Vault for several years and was
pretty happy with it. I recently moved to TFS with VS2005 and I have found
it excellent. We are a three man team working against only a small amount
of code at the moment and TFS is running quite happily on a PIII 1Ghz with
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