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Interwrite workspace system requirement
Interwrite workspace system requirement




  1. INTERWRITE WORKSPACE SYSTEM REQUIREMENT UPDATE
  2. INTERWRITE WORKSPACE SYSTEM REQUIREMENT WINDOWS

You can find the complete command line reference documentation at (vs.80).aspx. In that case, you’ll have to create a new workspace.

INTERWRITE WORKSPACE SYSTEM REQUIREMENT UPDATE

That also means that if you get a new user ID rather than just changing the name, you won’t be able to update the workspace ownership this way.

INTERWRITE WORKSPACE SYSTEM REQUIREMENT WINDOWS

The server actually stores the Windows SID (security identifier) for your account, so the update call to the server simply tells the server to update its cache with the current user name for that SID. OldUserName should be replaced with your user name prior to changing it.Īs with updating the computer name, tf.exe uses the old user name to clear out the workspace entries where the owner is the old user name, tells the server to update your user name, and gets the current list of workspaces owned by your current user name. Tf workspaces /updateUserName: OldUserName /s: Tfs_server:8080 Similarly, you’ll need to run the following command if your user name changes (for example, from corpdomaineharris to corpdomainesmith). When you execute that command, tf.exe removes the cached workspace entries that use the old computer name, calls the server to tell it the current computer name, and gets the current list of workspaces owned by you on the current computer. Tfs_server should be replaced with the name of your server.

interwrite workspace system requirement

OldComputerName should be replaced with the name your computer had previously (more precisely, it should be what the server currently has recorded). Tf workspaces /updateComputerName: OldComputerName /s: Tfs_server:8080

interwrite workspace system requirement

To update the computer name for workspace, you’ll need to run the following command. Also, you may notice that the documentation on MSDN shows that these options do not accept values, but that’s a documetation error that will be corrected in the near future. Note that in version 1 you must use the command line for this. The command line, tf.exe, provides two options, /updateComputerName and /updateUserName, on the workspaces command to address this issue. If you need to change your computer name or your user name, how do you tell the server to update the workspace information? As part of the information about a workspace, the version control server records the name of the computer that hosts a workspace and the user that owns the workspace.






Interwrite workspace system requirement