I am doing some research regarding continuous integration with SQL servers. I downloaded some free trials of Red-Gate to play around with. However, I am having trouble getting my SQL Server Management studio to connect to TFS. The error I'm getting is that the page is not found. Here is a screenshot.
This is probably an incredibly easy fix, but I'm new to my job, so I'm a bit overwhelmed at the moment.
Since you can connect to TFS fine in VS2015. Then the settings of SQL with TFS should be no problem.
The most possibility should be the permission, make sure you have enough permission to open the TFS Database from SQL Management Studio.
Also you can check this link from MSDN TF31002: Unable to connect to this Team Foundation Server to find a solution.
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Can someone explain the high level process, of installing TFS? I've had the Server set up by a "network guy". It's TFS 2010, and we're using VS 2010 and moving to VS 2012. Do I need to install something on my client machine, or does Visual Studio just "hook" into TFS automatically?
Also, I've been tasked with moving our VSS to TFS. I've seen those posts and don't need coverage of that, unless you wanted to point me to the best links of how to. When those instructions mention installing Team Explorer or needing SQL Server Express on the machine you are doing the migration on, do they mean my workstation or the Server?
The Microsoft walk-throughs are the worse (IMHO)...
well, I followed http://tfsguide.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=How%20To%20-%20Migrate%20Source%20Code%20to%20Team%20Foundation%20Server%20from%20Visual%20Source%20Safe
And nearly got it installed. I'll post a new question with the new issue.
I tried out the TFS Service with a project of mine. After I experienced some problems (probably misuse) I used VSUnbindSourceControl.exe (see: http://vsunbindsourcecc.codeplex.com/) to detach the project (locally) from the TFS, but it looks as if on the server side, the project that was uploaded, is still bound to my computer.
See image:
and the error message in the output window:
Failed To Create Mapping
The working folder G:\Quant tool DotNet4 is already in use by the workspace USER-PC;myemail# somedomain dot com on computer USER-PC.
(I now use a different email address than the one above)
I've tried to delete the project from the server via the Source Control Explorer in VS, but the delete option is disabled. (also when I login with mldz at hotmail dot com.
I was also not able to delete the project or change it's settings via the TFS web interface.
Anyone experience with this problem and how to solve it with the new TFS in the cloud? i saw some similar problems with a normal TFS and some solutions could be done via the the team foundation administration tool, but that cannot be applied to the TFS in the cloud (AFAIK)
Some info about trying to install TFS integration tool
Hi,
I use VS2012 express and although I installed vs_teamexplorer.exe,
I'm not able to install Microsoft Team Foundation Server Integration Tool.
Already restarted the computer after installation and tried again. Doesn't work. Missing something?
regards,
Matthijs
You can use the same admin tools for tfs.visualstudio. See examples. At end of http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/jj130558.aspx article which show deletion of workspaces, for example.
I am working with Odata and TFS. I was able to get the OdataTFS file downloaded and working. I am trying to write a client console application that will access TFS so I can run queries againest it. I am trying to figure out this line
var tfsData = new TFSData.TFSData(new Uri("https://codeplexodata.cloudapp.net");
The way I usually access information on TFS is to into visual studio 2010, click connect to TFS Server, type in the server name and thats it. But here I am unsure how to do it. I haven't found any materials on how to connect to a server rather than to a codeplex. Where would I find the uri for this? Any help anything at all would be great, i have read the first 15 google searches on odata and still a little lost.
TFS does not have any OData services included in the installation.
You need to install the OData Service for Team Foundation Server on your local TFS server in order to use OData against your on-premises TFS.
Having installed the "Team Foundation Server - Standard Edition"; but no reports/reporting are available in the VS "Team Explorer" under my collection/project.
Can I assuming that it's the "Reporting Application Tier" that I need to configure in the TFS2010 Administration Console? And in that case I should create som TFS_* databases?
Well, the solution were to uninstall/reinstall all.
The secret is to bang the rocks together guys :)
But for others: Remember to have the user for TFS being a member of your domain, to complete and configure the SQL including Reporting and Sharepoint BEFORE installing TFS
For some, it's also advisable to enable TCP/IP protocol in SQL before anything else.
And finally: Some of the reports on a freshly installed TFS2010 does now work, but have patience in around ½ day, since there are jobs that have not yet run...
/René
We have a problem with our current TFS installation. For some reason, which I won't get into, the Sharepoint DBs (sts_content, sts_config) got corrupted. So now, none of our team-project sites work, we have no access to our documents and can't create new team projects. We can still work with the version control, though.
We wanted to "play" with the server and try to fix it, without affecting the users. So we duplicated the server to a virtual one. We now continued and changed all of the relevant configuration to point to the new server, as explained in the MSDN article.
The step of rebuilding the warehouse (with setupwarehouse) failed. Also, we can't access the VersionControl web service (ourserver:8080/VersionControl/v1.0/repository.asmx). We are seeing errors in the EventLog:
TF53002: Unable to obtain registration data for application Build.
TF53005: Unable to retrieve the Team Foundation Server installed UI culture.
TF53002: Unable to obtain registration data for application VersionControl.
TF30040: The database is not correctly configured. Contact your Team Foundation Server administrator.
The solutions suggested in this blog post did not assist. So now we're kind of stuck.
Any assistance will be appreciated.
This is a really old question, but what I would suggest doing is installing a fresh copy of Team Foundation Server 2010, then in the configuration wizard, select 'Upgrade' and choose your existing TFS2005 databases. This will allow you to get a working server up and running, without SharePoint and the Cube/Warehouse configured. You can then tackle each of those problems separately via the TFS Administration Console.