Question about Projects Imported from VSS

[mover]

I've been playing around with the projects that we imported from VSS and one of the things I found is that the source control binding information that is stored in the VBPROJ file still point to VSS. In order to get it bound to Vault correctly I had to do the following:
1) Set VSS as my Source Control provider in Visual Studio
2) Open the project
3) Unbind the project from VSS
4) Set Vault as my Source Control provider in Visual Studio
5) Bind the project to Vault
6) Save / commit the changes

This isn't too difficult to do in VS-2005 since it provides the ability to change SC providers in the Tools | Options dialog (though it is a bit of a hastle since we've got thousands of projects that we plan to import). It will be more difficult for VS-2003 projects since a registry entry must be changed in order to switch providers (and I presume that the IDE will have to be restarted in order to pick up that change).

So, my question: Is there an easier way to do this that I'm missing?

Thanks...

[lbauer]

Not really. If the project was bound to VSS, it needs to be unbound, then rebound to Vault. Your steps were the right thing to do.

With VS 2003, you could unbind your project from VSS, save the files, close Visual Studio , then open the Vault GUI Client and make Vault your default scc provider under Tools->Options->General. Then reopen your project in VS and use the Change Source Control menu to bind it to Vault.

Other ideas here:

http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic.php?t=3953