VS Problem in network
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We are using the VS 2005 for the development. Totally 4 persons are in the team. The source project is in the central contact system # 1. While others will be using the same project in network. There's no problem in accessing the project or deploying it. The problem is when one among the four saves the project, the alert message comes as, "The file has been modified outside of the source editor. Do you want to reload it ?" While programming its becoming havoc to us and very disturbing. Can we just stop this alert box or is there any alternate way to solve this ?
Regards, Abul.
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We are using the VS 2005 for the development. Totally 4 persons are in the team. The source project is in the central contact system # 1. While others will be using the same project in network. There's no problem in accessing the project or deploying it. The problem is when one among the four saves the project, the alert message comes as, "The file has been modified outside of the source editor. Do you want to reload it ?" While programming its becoming havoc to us and very disturbing. Can we just stop this alert box or is there any alternate way to solve this ?
Regards, Abul.
You shouldn't have more than one person working on the same project files, they should all be working on a local copy. Otherwise, it's just asking for disaster.
Christian Graus - C++ MVP 'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert
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We are using the VS 2005 for the development. Totally 4 persons are in the team. The source project is in the central contact system # 1. While others will be using the same project in network. There's no problem in accessing the project or deploying it. The problem is when one among the four saves the project, the alert message comes as, "The file has been modified outside of the source editor. Do you want to reload it ?" While programming its becoming havoc to us and very disturbing. Can we just stop this alert box or is there any alternate way to solve this ?
Regards, Abul.
If your are in the need to work as a group in a project, then you have to use Source Safes. Visual Studio 6.0 comes with Visual Source Safe 6.0 which is a good Source Safe..
Regards, Venkatesh Mookkan. Software Engineer, India My: Website | Yahoo Group