I want to make sure no one else is checking out the source codes so that I can make a released installer. So, I want to see 1) the #1 list of users who are checking out a specific file and 2) the #2 list of all checked out files ; but I don't know how to. Please help if you do!
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A colleague show me that we can see the list #1 on per user basic by: Source Control - Team Members - Right click a user - Show Pending Changes - Done. This is great but not perfect. Would be lovely to see the whole list of every member.
One more step to follow to see the whole list Modify Query (on the left top corner) and select Display all checked out.
Open a Visual Studio 2010 Command Prompt (Start->All Programs->MS Visual Studio 2010->VS Tools).
Type:
tf status /user:*
This will give you all pending changes for all users in all workspaces.
For a specific file, just type:
tf status /user:* c:\myfile.txt
More info here.
A colleague show me that we can see the list #1 on per user basic by: Source Control - Team Members - Right click a user - Show Pending Changes - Done. This is great but not perfect. Would be lovely to see the whole list of every member.
One more step to follow to see the whole list Modify Query (on the left top corner) and select Display all checked out.
I think Team Foundation Sidekicks (http://www.attrice.info/cm/tfs/) is much easier then using the command prompt.
In Visual Studio, look in the Source Control Explorer (View menu > Other Windows > Source Control Explorer). That will show you who has each file checked out and if they have an exclusive lock on the file.
#1 Solution
Open Source Control Explorer.
In this explorer browse to the file and select it.
File > Source Control > Find in Source Control > Status...
Don't change anything in this opened window and click Find
#2 Solution
View > Other Windows > Pending Changes
Goto Views-->Other windows -->pending changes
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Creating a new ACCESS application. When I first open ACCESS and create new database it works fine, but is saved on the PC as Database71. If I save it as with a new name to the desk top, or try to rename it it won't open with the following message: WARNING: It is impossible to determine that this content came from a reliable source. I have swept the web and tried several of the solutions, involving the ACCESS Options and the trust center. but none of them work.
Using OFFICE 365 and Windows 10.
jpl458
Sometimes if you get an executable file from the Internet - and I assume that's where your first database is created using Office 365 - then when you copy to your PC it will mark it as unsafe.
If I remember right, you can right-click on the PC database, select properties and then there used to be a button that said "UnBlock" in the bottom right hand corner - or possibly under Advanced.
If that doesn't work, there's a Microsoft Powershell script that will do the same thing.
After you move or rename the file, when you next try to open it, go to the folder where the file is and right click the file and select Open With. In my case there were two ACCESS 2016s. The lower one opened just fine. I have Office 365 so I can't say why there are two entries for 2016. This just works.
I suspect this is a simple/silly/trivial problem - but I've spent ages without finding a solution.
I have a vanilla MediaWiki instance - a few months old - on an Ubuntu server recently upgraded to 14.04. There is a single "user" - this user is in the "administrator" and "bureaucrat" groups when I look at the "User rights management" special page.
I need to rename some pages... I understand, from the FAQ, that I need to use the "Move" tab - and know that this tab is only shown for logged-in users. (The wiki is configured not to require users to be logged in to do edits.... I don't really need/want any access control.)
Even when logged in, I don't see a "Move" tab... Please can someone give me a hint - What am I doing wrong?
In the Vector skin, the Move tab is by default collapsed into a More tab. Depending on the version of your installation, that might only be an easy-to-overlook triangle:
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I feel very comfortable with the way that svn/cvs automatically detects the files which were modified, so that i can see the complete change-set recursively from the root.
Is there a workaround to have the same thing in Vault client?
For any files you changed, would like to show them up as edited and be listed in the pending change set, ready to be checked in.
I can't comment at your post so I am going to post this as an 'answer'.
I am not sure how to do that for any files but that feature is available in for files edited in Visual Studio (code files etc which is under source control of course).
For Visual Studio 2010 the option is found under Tools > Options,
then select the Source Control tree view on the left tab view, and lastly Integration Options. From the dropdown box under the option When check out is required, on edit: > Choose Automatically Check Out.
Hopes this helps. If not the Sourcegear forum will be a good place to ask for support.
I created a Shared Dataset in report builder 3.0 a week ago and stored in my "My Reports" folder on report server.I removed it the other day; however, when I go to create a new Dataset today...it's still listed as an option. When you attempt to select it from the list you receive an error message that it's no longer available. Below is the error which I am getting :
"The shared dataset cannot be loaded from the server".
Please help if anyone has faced a similar issue and know the reason for it. Thanks in Advance !!!
Ren is more or less correct, Report Builder is caching a list of items you've recently used. It does not bother to check if the items it's caching actually exist or not, which is why you're getting the error you do when you try to use one.
To clear the list, click the big icon in the top left (or alt + F), then click the Options button at the bottom of the dialog that appears.
In the options window you can clear your recent item lists, along with change some of the rules for how those are kept.
I don't believe there's any way to make Report Builder automatically remove broken/missing references
After moving from Zend Studio (ZS) to PhpStorm, I am starting to miss the way that ZS used to show changed files and display more than one project at once.
For example, notice how it shows that IndexController.php has been modified.
Is there any way to do this with PhpStorm?
Starting from PhpStorm 2022.1:
To highlight folders containing vcs changed files enable:
File | Settings | Version Control | Confirmation | Highlight directories that contain modified files in the Project tree
Older versions:
As mentioned in comment by LazyOne;
The Project panel does highlight any VCS changes,
but to also highlight all parent-folders of changed-files, enable:
File | Settings | Version Control | Show directories with changed descendants
All kudos to LazyOne!
Pressing Alt + 9 (not from numpad) you can get a panel with the changed files.
Go to file >> settings >> Editor >> General >> Editor Tabs.
Check Mark modified tabs with asterisk
Click ok
For PhpStorm version 2022.1.2, on MacOS Big Sur, you will need to go to:
Preferences -> Version Control -> Confirmation, then under Changes you will need to check the "Highlight directories that contain modified files in the Project tree" box.
Another alternative: ctrl + shift + e
To be more specifically. Under File Status (settings)
[option] Have changed descendants
[option] Have immediate changed children
[option] Modified
Change this three color
Another alternative : ctrl + e
PhpStorm store all the changes on your file. If you use Git or VCS it is easy to see what changes you have, but this is also availabe for normal local projects.
Open:
VCS -> Local History -> Show History
You will see the big windows divided on 2. Left showing all the versions, right all the modified files. Double click also gives you a diff windows, showing diference between both files.
All The modificationas are shown as a scalar one, means that selecting left the top one will show just last modification. Selecting in left the scond will show agregated modification since this time.
Let me know if you need more explanation.
As in PhpStorm 2021 you can achieve it by going to Settings > Version Control > Git and check Enable Staging Area
In a Git toolbar (ctrl+9) tab named Local changes
If someone is still looking for solution:
Go to View & look for Changes option, it should bring up the tree view of changes for current project.
You can also do show diff with current working tree in VSC pane.