I am looking for the location where all the log file generate when any event like user creation, deletion, Responsibility creation deletion happen. Need to view it for an event when we open an responsibility it throws error saying contact your administrator. Please resolve my problem.
Log files are located under $LOG_HOME top...
User related information and other system related information will be stored in port_number.system.log(i.e:10230.system.log)
Inventory related transactions are located under port_number.INV.log (i.e:10230.INV.log)..
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I am using VSTS for source control and I get this error (title) when I try to check code in.
How do I fix this issue? This impedes checking code in.
It somehow seems to be related to file size. The file that's failing is 9MBs. I find that peculiar since before I was able to check in a 3GB file (I since deleted it though). I am able to upload hundreds of megs in smaller files, too.
What could be the issue?
Error message on checkin
Thank you.
According the error message, the connection to the server was made but since the service was not available on machine, then the sever canceled the request.
You could try below ways to narrow down the issue:
First check the event view on the client machine, if there are some
related error info.
Check if you have set some checkin policies to restrict that.
Check another team project in some collection and different team
project collection, to check if they have the same issue.
Try to use another account to check in the changes.
Try to use your account to check in codes on another client machine. If the
issue only occurs on your machine, you may need to clear TFS and VS
cache which may do the trick.
Try to create a new workspace and map the source to a new location on your client machine, then try it again.
If you are using Window Server 2008R2. Just try to Apply the
HotFix and try the workaround.
I have a user who gets the following error when they attempt to create a New Team Project:
TF218027: The following reporting folder could not be created on the
server that is running SQL Server Reporting Services[...]
After several attempts to fix using feedback from this site as well as others, I have narrowed down the problem somewhat, but not sure what to do next.
The user is in the appropriate group in SSRS, with Content Manager and Team Foundation Content Manager roles. I have also broken the permission inheretance per This stackoverflow article.
The odd thing I have observed is that by putting the user into SSRS directly, it works. By being a member of a group instead, it does not work.
Any advise would be appreciated greatly.
Windows group memberships are only refreshed on log on. If you added the user to the group right now, the user might need to log off and log on again to get the new group membership into effect.
I am looking for the physical location of the TFS workflow log. Not the MSBuild Log but the log you see when you click "View Log".
I have read in other forums that the log is stored in an SQL database. But which database is it and specifically what table?
Thanks. Hope someone knows the answer to this.
The entire build log can be found in the Tfs_YourTeamProjectCollection database in the Tbl_BuildInformation. The Tbl_BuildInformation table contains self referencing entries to preserve the build log hierarchy, and all the build information is saved in XML. The information is saved as different node types which correspond to different build activities.
If you are interested in going down that route, I go into a little more detail in my blog. It is a bit much to post here.
You can view the log file by using the TFS web access link. See this MSDN post for more details. I just used this trick and it was fantastic. http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/tfsbuild/thread/14ce49ea-f61a-45e2-be32-beffc81ce415?prof=required
Another way to view the log is via the web access(right click on the build output tab and choose "copy full path" and paste it onto a browser) and the log does get downloaded so you can scroll down quickly.
The build log is a different view of the full which by default can be found under the [build location][Build name]\logs directory.
You can retrieve the list of log locations from the database by querying tbl_Build table in the Tfs_<CollectionName> database, e.g.:
SELECT [BuildId],[StartTime],[FinishTime],[LogLocation]
FROM [Tfs_DefaultCollection].[dbo].[tbl_Build]
I have configured TFS 2010, but when I try to load the project dashboard for a team project, it returns a reporting service error so I am not able to see the "Task Burndown (hours)" and " Burn Rate (hours/day)". Other parts of the page are working fine.
The error is as:
An error has occurred during report processing. (rsProcessingAborted) Get Online Help
Cannot impersonate user for data source 'TfsReportDS'. (rsErrorImpersonatingUser) Get Online Help
Log on failed. (rsLogonFailed) Get Online Help
For more information about this error navigate to the report server on the local server machine, or enable remote errors
I got resolution finally....
Go to analysis service.
You will see database named as TFS_Analysis.
Go to Roles node.
View properties of "TfsWarehouseDataReader".
Click on Data Sources.
Now you will see Tfs_AnalysisDataSource.
Change access to "Read" and check "Read Definition" box. Now Click OK and You are Done.
The main problem was with SCHEMA CONFLICTS.
First identify which fields are causing schema conflicts, invoke GetWarehouseStatus and observe the XML which fields got conflicted, and in which collection. once you found the filed names then rename the fields with the help of below link.
geekswithblogs.net/Natalia/Default.aspx
msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee921480(v=VS.100).aspx
then rebuild your warehouse from tfs admin console, take a back up of old database in sql database and delete it .wait for some time (depends on warehouse time to refresh the cube or check the GetWarehouseStatus next day and check the xml ). to check this use below link
type //localhost:8080/tfs/TeamFoundation/Administration/v3.0/WarehouseControlService.asmx?op=GetProcessingStatus
I spend lot of time to resolve this issue, that's why posting the solution here, this may help some one... any queries related schema conflicts and Reporting services feel free to post me... iam not a expert but for sure i can help you out in this issues....
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Your database has not been created yet. Please create the database, then install the tables and data using the information above before proceeding.
Use a ftp/sftp/scp app like WinSCP to examine your directory.
There's usually a readme file in the directory.
Read it and do what it says. It'll likely say to run a script, visit an admin page (and then remove it when you're done), etc.. Or it may say to create your database, and enter the relevant info (hostname, directory, userid/pwd) into a .config file or something.
Oh, and you probably need to have a database created on the host before you do this. Sites like dreamhost and pair have control panels where you create the database, and give the admin/dba userid/passwords. Then it comes back with the server host name/directory where you will point your config to.