Archive for the ‘ Work ’ Category
I decided to write a short post about licensing of Team Build Server environments because I was asked several times in the past. There’s a good chapter in the Team System Licensing Guide which explains it in detail. If you want to run Static Code Analysis or automated Tests you need to install Visual Studio Team [ READ MORE ]
This is the first post about errors which can occur when installation TFS 2008. Event log entry information: Source: DCOM Event ID: 10016 User: domain\tfsservice Description: The application-specific permission settings do not grant Local Activation permission for the COM Server application with CLSID {61738644-F196-11D0-9953-00C04FD919C1} to the user domain\tfsservice SID (…). This security permission can be modified using the Component Services administrative tool. Reason: This happens after installing [ READ MORE ]
If you’re checking in source files that are associated with task work items the default action is set to “Resolve”. This means that the work item is closed after the check in. But often you don’t have such granular work items that they can be resolved by one check-in, in bug work items this is [ READ MORE ]
Recently, I was installing Visual Studio 2008 on a fresh Windows Vista installation with standard options (including SQL Express Edition). SQL Server 2005 wasn’t installed before but that’s what I did as next. Because I want to administrate my DB’s with the management studio I checked the “client tools” option in the setup. So after installing everything, [ READ MORE ]
If you’re installing the developer edition of SQL Server 2005, you don’t get the sample database AdventureWorks even if you check the samples option in the setup. So if you like to use the database in case of a sample application like EAP from Trivadis, you need to install it separately. Ged Mead run into the same [ READ MORE ]