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OK. oka.txt is created and added to SourceSafe. oka.txt is checked out and then changed. oka.txt is checked back into SourceSafe. You should now be able to right click on oka.txt in SourceSafe and select show history. This should show you 2 versions. You can Get or View either of these 2...

Hi Keri-Lyn, I am not aware of any way in which you can do this from a command line. Any label from command line that I know labels the most recent version. Again some VB6 code that might do the job. I have only done minimal testing on this as I do not want to mess with my SS database here...

Do you mean an actual physical copy of the file on the server? e.g File1.Ver1, File1.Ver2, File1.Ver3 etc. SourceSafe does not store the file versions like this.

Hi, You should be able to rick click on any file in Source Safe and select Show History. This will show a history of all check ins into the database. There you should be able to get old files, Roll back etc. Regards, Hammy.

Hi Keri-Lyn, Try this code, it will create a comma separated file called c:\ss.csv that you could import into SQL I am sure. '================================================= Option Explicit Dim objVSSDatabase As New VSSDatabase Dim intFreeFile As Integer Private Sub cmdOK_Click() '...

Soz, Forgot you also need to add a reference to the VB6 app to Microsoft SourceSafe 6.0 Type Library. In my case this is c:\program files\vss\win32\SSAPI.DLL Hammy.

Hi Keri-Lyn, Not 100% sure this will do you job, but should be a starting point at least for you. It is in VB6, so I hope that is OK. Just add a form with an OK button and add this code to it. '======================================================= Option Explicit Dim objVSSDatabase As New...

Check this thread out. thread722-51186

If you add Environment variables of SSUSER and SSPWD to your system that should do the job. To do this in XP, Start/Control Panel/System. In there select Advanced Tab and select the Environment Variables. Click New then SSUSER/SSPWD and the required values for the user and password. I think...

Hi dazdar, This code is pretty much untested. I have tested as much as I can up to the point of checking the updated code in, as I did not want to stuff our database up here. And I have not tested for multiple files. Basically it might do your job. If possible test on a backup of your database...

Been looking into this. Should be possible using the SSAPI.DLL and some VB6 code. Are you still looking for a solution to this? Just before I spend a bit more time on it :)

Do you use comment field when checking changes in, and therefore need to keep this information, or are you just specifically looking to be able to compare versions etc? Also, are there a lot of changes in the new location?

Nice one - thanks for posting this. Hammy.

This may not be very tidy, but should work. Create a separate app that late binds all your DLLs. If the CreateObject fails then you need to register the DLL. e.g. dim myObject as object on error resume next set myObject = createObject("objTest.clsTest") if err <> 0 then...

Add a Microsft Internet Transfer Contol names Inet1 to a form and the use the following code as an example. --------- Dim GL_SourceFileNameDC As String Dim GL_SourceFileNameEN As String Inet1.AccessType = icFTP Inet1.Url = "ftp://192.0.0.1" 'FTP Address Inet1.UserName...