Tuesday, 16 October 2012
VS2010 vs. SQL Assistant
Hi guys,
My VS2010, started acting VERY weird! Upon startup, it gave my mysterious errors like “Could not load module this and that”.
And when I tried to open a solution, it just “Stopped working”, asking me if I wanted to debug the program. Yeah right, let me just debug visual studio
Anyways, I ran devenv.exe with the /log switch, and got a pretty sweet XML file. It pointed me to what errors did occur during startup.
I did a Google search, and stumbled across this one: http://www.softtreetech.com/support/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=27786&sid=24857705cf905400d2125e79a4b72565
I realized that I just installed SQL Assistant, and guess what, I did not check the checkbox “ Integrate with Visual Studio 2010”. Just as the above link explains.
One guy at the forum, puts it down this way:
I found a solution. I installed SQL Assist with the the Visual Studio Addin checked, even though I don't want it.
Your installer is telling Visual Studio to load the Addin, even if you don't choose to install it.
Well, that’s what I did as well, and now it’s working.
Thanks,
My VS2010, started acting VERY weird! Upon startup, it gave my mysterious errors like “Could not load module this and that”.
And when I tried to open a solution, it just “Stopped working”, asking me if I wanted to debug the program. Yeah right, let me just debug visual studio
Anyways, I ran devenv.exe with the /log switch, and got a pretty sweet XML file. It pointed me to what errors did occur during startup.
I did a Google search, and stumbled across this one: http://www.softtreetech.com/support/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=27786&sid=24857705cf905400d2125e79a4b72565
I realized that I just installed SQL Assistant, and guess what, I did not check the checkbox “ Integrate with Visual Studio 2010”. Just as the above link explains.
One guy at the forum, puts it down this way:
I found a solution. I installed SQL Assist with the the Visual Studio Addin checked, even though I don't want it.
Your installer is telling Visual Studio to load the Addin, even if you don't choose to install it.
Well, that’s what I did as well, and now it’s working.
Thanks,
Monday, 8 October 2012
TFS2010: Reconcile Workspace after Gated Checkin is weird if Visual Studio 2010 is Elevated
Visit below Blog for the solution:
http://www.benday.com/2010/09/09/tfs2010-reconcile-workspace-after-gated-checkin-is-weird-if-visual-studio-2010-is-elevated/
Thanks,
Md. Jawed
http://www.benday.com/2010/09/09/tfs2010-reconcile-workspace-after-gated-checkin-is-weird-if-visual-studio-2010-is-elevated/
Thanks,
Md. Jawed
The Gated Check-in builds in TFS2010
A nice Article to read about “The
Gated Check-in build in TFS2010”.
Here you go with the link
Thanks,
Md. jawed
Unattained Installation of Team Visual Studio 2012
Before we start our Silent Installation of Visual Studio
2012. We have to take care of few as mention below:
1.
IF SOURCE FOLDER CONTAINS SPACE(S) ANYWHERE IN
THE ENTIRE PATH, INSTALLATION WILL FAIL.
2.
Create a copy of AdminDeployment.xml (to serve as backup in case any unwanted changes
occur in original file)
3.
Change
value of attribute NoWeb="default" to
NoWeb="yes" in AdminDeployment.xml.
See the highlighted section.
ORIGINAL:
CHANGED:
3. Copy CHANGED AdminDeployment.xml into
packages sub-folder of SOURCE FOLDER.
Now the below Script will do the magic to installed VS2012
in Silent, Unattained mode.
@echo off
echo
========================================================
set application=Visual Studio
2012 Premium
SET ERRORLEVEL=0
SET sourceLocation=D:\VS2012Premium\
SET setupFile=%sourceLocation%vs_premium.exe
SET adminFile=%sourceLocation%AdminDeployment.xml
SET logFileLocation="D:\Logs\Installations\vs2012_premium.log"
echo Installing %application% ....
echo
SourceLocation=%sourceLocation%
echo setupFile=%setupFile%
echo adminFile=%adminFile%
echo logLocation=%logFileLocation%
:check
IF EXIST "%setupFile%"
goto run
echo sourceLocation doesnot exist
SET ERRORLEVEL=1
goto end
:run
echo running installation file.....
"%setupFile%" /adminfile
"%adminFile%" /quiet /norestart
:end
IF %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 (
ECHO
instalation done SUCCESSFULLY.
) ELSE (
ECHO
instalation FAILED. ERROR LEVEL %ERRORLEVEL%.
)
echo
========================================================
pause
exit
~jawed
Labels:
2012,
Silent Installation,
Unattained,
Visual studio
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