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File Extraction and Compile Utilities


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(Bill Theiss) This paper describes a two-step methodology (using SQL Server 2000 and Microsoft Visual SourceSafe) to semi-automate the build process through these stages of the development life cycle. Step 1 involves using a customized software utility (FreeWare) to extract files from SourceSafe to the file system. Step 2 uses a stored procedure to compile these files to the database.

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RE: File Extraction and Compile Utilities
(posted: 6/29/2004 1:24:22 PM)
Hi,
When i tried to download the vsget.exe file i got a error message saying unable to open the internet site. Is there a way i can download the file.
Ramdas


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