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But why would the same old version I always used all of a sudden find differences. I was never able to check in anything in the newer version.
My I guess is that the newer version I temporarly installed changed something in the config files. That once I am back on the old version made it behave in a new way.
What could that be?
Maybe I just a need a clean install of the old version. How do I remove all traces of the product?
The problem with the DLL (I assume it is a DLL maybe you use something else):
My guess is that you in your latest version code started to use a new method in the TFS DLL, which only exists in later versions.
And all of a sudden my old version breaks your application
So to be able to fix this.
I need to know which DLL you use to communicate with TFS plus which version I need plus where I have to place it.
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But why would the same old version I always used all of a sudden find differences. I was never able to check in anything in the newer version.
My I guess is that the newer version I temporarly ins...
Log file now mailed to support (#49915) / comments
Log file now mailed to support (#49915)
The version I did run before was V3.0.1.393.
I have tried your suggestion an modified the config file. Still the same problem. (I have tried with all different version of TFS)
The upgrade did work for one of my collegues, so I guess I probably have an old version of a the DLL you are using to communicate with TFS.
I have 3 different versions of Visual Studio installed.
What DLL would that be an in what order do you find it? (As I may actually have three versions of it).
Another problem arise aswell.
After I downgraded to V3.0.1.393 all of sudden Source Control started to find difference in Storage parameter.
So my project that was 100% in sync, all of a sudden showed 700 differences. How do I get rid of this storage diff issue?
/Jonas / comments
The version I did run before was V3.0.1.393.
I have tried your suggestion an modified the config file. Still the same problem. (I have tried with all different version of TFS)
The upgrade did work ...
No they are not global to the database. The global syntax for contexts means something else. Once they are loaded if they are to me shared globally or if every session should have there on version. But thet are created/owned by a schema. Check DBA_CONTEXT and you will see what I mean. Check this http://psoug.org/reference/sys_context.html (under User Created Contexts) to see how they work. / comments
No they are not global to the database. The global syntax for contexts means something else. Once they are loaded if they are to me shared globally or if every session should have there on version....
These are my version:
Oracle: Oracle Database 12c Enterprise Edition Release 12.1.0.1.0
Source Control For Oracle: Version: 2.0.7.1037
TFS: 11.0.61030.0 / comments
These are my version:
Oracle: Oracle Database 12c Enterprise Edition Release 12.1.0.1.0
Source Control For Oracle: Version: 2.0.7.1037
TFS: ...