Project Website is bound using a different SCC provider

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BobDuffett
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Project Website is bound using a different SCC provider

Post by BobDuffett » Thu Sep 13, 2012 11:07 am

We upgraded from standard to enhanced and it's been a nightmare dealing with the VS2010 errors on open.

I found the "Power Toy" at http://download.sourcegear.com/Vault/4.1/ but I'm having no luck.

C:\xyz>C:\SourceGear\msscci2vsip.exe -remove xyz.sln
LOG: MSSCCI2VSIP for Vault
LOG: Reading SLN file [xyz.sln]
ERR: File [xyz.sln] not a VS2005 or VS2008 Solution File.

C:\SourceGear>msscci2vsip.exe -remove c:\xyz\xyz.sln
LOG: MSSCCI2VSIP for Vault
LOG: Reading SLN file [c:\xyz.sln]
ERR: File [c:\xyz\xyz.sln] not a VS2005 or VS2008 Solution File.

How can I efficient unbind a solution so I can rebind it?

lbauer
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Re: Project Website is bound using a different SCC provider

Post by lbauer » Thu Sep 13, 2012 3:35 pm

The power toy is for rebinding Visual Studio solutions and projects from the Classic IDE client to the Enhanced IDE client. If you were already using the Enhanced Client with Vault Standard, this won't work.

Here are the steps to rebind:

First, open your solution. If you are using the Vault Enhanced Client integration, use the menu item "Change Vault Bindings" in Visual Studio under File->Source Control. This will give you an unbind dialog where you can remove the bindings. After you unbind, "save all" to save your unbound solution and project files.

Then, in Visual Studio under Tools->Options->Source Control->Plug selection, make sure the SourceGear Vault Professional Visual Studio Enhanced Client is selected.

Next, evoke the Change Source Control dialog again. In the Change Source Control dialog, click Bind. You should get a Connect to Server dialog and be prompted to log in to VaultPro and find the repository location of your project. Click on the correct folder in Vault, and then click OK to bind.

Checkin your changes. Then other developers can just do a Get Latest and get the properly bound version of the project.

For additional information, see this KB article:
http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic ... 501#p68501
Linda Bauer
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager

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