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Resolved PB source control connections - a blowup, and none at all

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  1. JOHN THOMAS
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  3. Wednesday, 28 November 2018 14:07 PM UTC

All - curious if anyone has these same problems as we're having with source control connections via the workspace object, see two attached shots. 

1 - we have a consistent blowup with the TFSMsscciSvr.exe when trying to make a connection to Visual Studio Team Foundation Server, which is only happening on one of our boxes, not others.  Have tried resetting the compatibility settings on the TFSMsscciSvr.exe per other internet recommendations, for current service pack, but no help.

2- on a different box than the above, we see no TFS option at all, or any other source control options other than PB Native (never used). Curious if this is Visual Studio install deficiency (and if so, what?) or something additionally needed in the PB install. 

Both of these are major problems for us right now as we can do no builds anywhere until we get one of these installs able to connect to source control ok.  Thanks as always. 

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PB to TFS connection - no src cntrl options.jpg PB to TFS connection - no src cntrl options.jpg
PB to TFS connection debug - TFSMSSCCISVR.EXE .jpg PB to TFS connection debug - TFSMSSCCISVR.EXE .jpg
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JOHN THOMAS
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  1. Wednesday, 28 November 2018 16:37 PM UTC
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Excuse me Roland, it was the SourcecontrolProvider entries, see my two shots attached, you're right. The one box has them the other doesn't. Thanks!

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PB to TFS connection - no src cntrl options -4.jpg PB to TFS connection - no src cntrl options -4.jpg
PB to TFS connection - no src cntrl options -5.jpg PB to TFS connection - no src cntrl options -5.jpg
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Roland Smith
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  2. Wednesday, 28 November 2018 18:29 PM UTC
The one developer didn't install the TFS MSSCCI.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=TFSPowerToolsTeam.MicrosoftVisualStudioTeamFoundationServer20132015M
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JOHN THOMAS
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  2. Wednesday, 28 November 2018 18:33 PM UTC
great, thanks
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  1. Wednesday, 28 November 2018 16:34 PM UTC
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Roland / all -  I looked at our registry keys as per your shots. Two shots attached here show regedit from a box where PB was showing (and connecting) to multiple other vendor options, TFS particularly.   Shots do not show any addl interfaces for TFS/Vis Studio though, they have only the same Native SCC key for the PBNAT125.DLL as your shots.  Has to be some other setup to be done.  Vendor lists in \vendor folder ( my #3 shot attached) are the same between box with conn options and box without.  Thanks. 

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PB to TFS connection - no src cntrl options -2.jpg PB to TFS connection - no src cntrl options -2.jpg
PB to TFS connection - no src cntrl options -3.jpg PB to TFS connection - no src cntrl options -3.jpg
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Roland Smith
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  2. Wednesday, 28 November 2018 18:24 PM UTC
The Vendors folder is the list of database interfaces, not the source control interfaces.
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JOHN THOMAS
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  2. Wednesday, 28 November 2018 18:28 PM UTC
right, gotcha, makes sense, thx
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JOHN THOMAS
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  1. Wednesday, 28 November 2018 15:53 PM UTC
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Thanks Roland, this looks like it's for my #2 issue (totally missing providers in s.c. options). we'll give it a try and report. 

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Roland Smith
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  1. Wednesday, 28 November 2018 15:23 PM UTC
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See the attached images from Regedit. They show where source control registry settings are found.

The list of providers is located here:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\SourceCodeControlProvider

TFS doesn't natively support the SCC API. You have to install a separate interface.

 

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