Biztalk 2009 and TFS Build

we have a situaltion like we have code merged our application and changed the solution version of the code created new code branch.
we have build the solution it got succeded even the version of DLLs have got changed
when we build from TFS build agent its pointing to the rigtht node but the DLL versions are not getting chaged
can you help us with this?

Hi Sujith,
I've also seen this happen. When the version number in the BuildNumber.txt file does not match the version numbers in the Property AssemblyInfo.cs file, the DLL version numbers do not get updated. Also, if you are adding new projects to an existing build
and are finding just the new projects are not getting their DLL version numbers updated, make sure their Property AssemblyInfo.cs files match existing project's Property AssemblyInfo.cs files.

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I currently have Visual Studio 2008 installed and setup on my local machine for doing BizTalk 2009 development. We are migrating to BTS 2013 soon.
I also have Visual Studio 2013 installed (but no BizTalk 2013 components installed). Will I be able to develop for both versions of BizTalk on the same box?
Has anyone successfully done this?
My machine is Windows 7 Professional, 64 bit. And I have also installed BTS 2009, Developer edition as well.

Hi Chris,
I don't think BTS 2009 and BTS 2013 (or for that matter any two versions of BizTalk) can be installed on the same OS. MS SQL Server and Visual Studio cannot
distinguish which instance is started. Use Microsoft Virtual Server instead.
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Up to now I have been using RoboHelp 7 for generation of my html help files, but now we have switched to RoboHelp 9.
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Why not use RoboHelp's command line generation and copy that output to where you want it.
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http://www.grainge.org/pages/authoring/command_line/command_line.htm
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SSDT tries to alter timestamp column in TFS build

We're trying to perform an upgrade test against a copy (backup/restore) of our customer database as target. There are some tables with timestamp column in the database. The way we do this is by having a database project with a publish profile targeting
that copy of customer database and then with TFS build server is used to build the database but only to generate a publish script (/p:UpdateDatabase=False) set in the build definition - msbuild argument.
Example of table definition:
CREATE TABLE dbo.CodeTable1
(ID INT IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY
,Code CHAR(6)
,[Timestamp] TIMESTAMP NULL);
We would like to have the "Code" column to have CHAR(7), so in the project we modify the table definition:
CREATE TABLE dbo.CodeTable1
(ID INT IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY
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Expecting SSDT build will generate alter script:
ALTER TABLE dbo.CodeTable1 ALTER COLUMN Code CHAR(7);
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ALTER TABLE dbo.CodeTable1 ALTER COLUMN Code CHAR(7);
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Why is SSDT generating the change script for that timestamp column??
We then try a local build in VS, the issue is not happening, SSDT correctly generates alter script only for the "Code" column to CHAR(7);
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As we tried to troubleshoot further, we found out that it seems it only happens on a restored database from a backup copy of our customer database. It doesn't happen for databases created by SSDT build from scratch or that we manually created. We've tried make
sure all database properties are the same as the database that correctly built. But still if the target database is the one we restored from a customer's copy, SSDT always tries to alter timestamp column (on server build).
Anyone have same experience?
I have posted a bug in ms connect: https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/1266051
Thanks!

Thanks Paul!
However, it doesn't happen when I build the database project locally or if the target database was created by SSDT (or manually for that matter). The issue happens when I change the target database to the one we restored from a backup copy of our customer's
database and run the build through our TFS build server.
So I thought there must be something different with the restored database (which causes SSDT to alter timestamp column) as opposed to the one SSDT/manually created (which doesn't alter the timestamp column). Maybe there is difference on database property/settings?
Whatever it is, I just couldn't find it.
The only thing we will do now as workaround is to get db schema creation script from that of customer's database and run that script to re-create the database from scratch and use that as target database instead, as luck would have it, the issue would be
gone.
Still, why the heck SSDT tries to alter timestamp column in that specific case and not in other case as described above??
Elvin

Migrating From BizTalk 2009 To Biztalk server 2013

Hi All,
My current solution is on BizTalk 2009 and my client is thinking of migrating to BizTalk 2013 . Please suggest me is it a good idea to migrate to BizTalk 2013.
Please provide me a difference between 2009 to 2013
Difference between 2009 to 2013 and main features.
Thanks and Regards
Dhanavel S

Hi Dhanavel,
Why don’t you think about migrating to BizTalk 2013 R2 which is available now. Anyway
First and foremost thing, BizTalk Server 2009’s mainstream support from Microsoft has ended on 08-July-2014. After mainstream support, customer will get extended support until
09-July-2019. So you're are in extended support phase now. Find out the following blogpost where you will know more about what you can get and what you’re going to miss from Microsoft support for BizTalk Server 2009. And also about what you have to do next.
Why you have to migrate to the latest version.
BizTalk Server 2009 mainstream support ends.What to do next?
Apart from losing the benefits of mainstream support against the extended support and apart from getting the benefits of latest offering/features of the newer version of the
product, BizTalk server 2009 is closely dependent on its underlying platforms like Windows Server 2008 (or Window server 2003/Windows XP-SP3/Windows Visa SP1), SQL Server 2008 (or SQL Server 2005 SP2) and Visual Studio 2008. So its high time to migrate.
BizTalk Server 2009 mainstream support ends. What to do next?
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.NET Framework 4.5 (BizTalk 2009 uses .NET 3.5)
SQL Server 2012(BizTalk 2009 uses SQL 2008)
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More support towards WCF-based adpaters.
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Update to BizTalk mapper
Updated Trading Partner Management (TPM) Capabilities.
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BizTalk Server setting dashboard for setting to
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ESB toolkit part of BizTalk installation.
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Hello,
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R2 as well. As a prerequisite, we need to install the below two components,
1. .NET Framework 4.5
2. Microsoft BizTalk Server 2013 - Project Build Component (under Additional Software)
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Thanks for the answer. As its a dedicated build server, we are planning to install only the Project Build Components ( one is for BizTalk 2010 and another one is for BizTalk 2013 R2). We are not planning to install any of the other BizTalk server
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I have successfully built and deployed my projects but receive the following error:
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Not sure why I couldn't find this answer in my earlier searches...
But this thread solved it for me:
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Hi,
Just a simple question. Will CS2009 work with BizTalk 2009? Are the adapter compatible? Where can I find the documentation for this?
Regards
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I'm having a similar issue to this....> http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/2df94010-5755-4982-a02d-81f8feb51fda/visual-studio-2008-with-biztalk-2009-missing-assembly-reference?forum=biztalkgeneral
Prior to going to Win7, I was developing on a Win-XP machine. I used to delete the generated code and have VS generate it again, but no luck. I get errors in the Build, similar to what shows in the Message Assignment shape in the orc. It's complaining about
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4. Click OK to close the Expression window.
5. Build the solution. (you should get errors)
6. Goto expression and paste code.
7. Build
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Hi Sameer,
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That C:\MyBatch\CreateMe.bat file stay on your two web server machines separately?
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2009 sp1 slow build

Trying to build my application after I just upgraded to sp1 on LabVIEw 2009.
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Progress is very slow. Hard drive is not being used intensly.
Running the same on the 2009 f2 version. Building from the same sources.
Very slow as well.
I'm new to the performance of the build feature in 2009. Coming from version 7.1.1
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TFS Build - Code Analysis is not happening.

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Hi Hem,
Thanks for your reply.
You’re using TFS 2013 Update 4?
Do you mean that you have installed the VS 2013 Premium on your build agent machine, and if you manually build your solution using this VS 2013 Premium on build agent machine, the code analysis result show correctly in build result?
Please follow the steps in document to check your solution and build definition settings:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb668977.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396.
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Biztalk 2009 WCF adapter

I'm trying to process a file using wcf custom adapter 64 bit on Biztalk 2009. The sql server that is receiving this file is SQL server 2005 enterprise edition SP 3 and 32 bit machine.
I'm dropping the file in the receive location and it gets picked up but then the file disappears and no row count in sql inbound table.
I checked the application log on Biztalk and SQL server and there are no errors.
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Yes it will make sure your new server is picking up the file.
Once done, follow the steps bellow:
1. Go to your receive location and point URI to new location
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3. Restart the host instances
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I searched for both a FAQ and specific answers, so I hope I'm asking my question in the correct place.
I am using the Enterprise version of Measurement Studio, and want to start a continuous build process using Team Foundation Server. Adding the NI DLLs to my repository and setting the references isn't sufficient. I get the following error:
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Properties\licenses.licx(4): error LC0004: Exception occurred creating type 'NationalInstruments.Restricted.AnalysisLicenser, NationalInstruments.Analysis.Enterprise, Version=9.0.35.292, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=18cbae0f9955702a' System.DllNotFoundException: The NI License Manager client DLL was not found. Reinstall NI License Manager.
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BizTalk 2009 SQL WCF Adapter Losing Messages? AKA TypedPolling Not Working

Can anybody help me with this amazingly frustrating issue? Firstly, the basiscs. I'm using BizTalk 2009 Standard Edition hosted on Windows Server 2008
Standard (64 bit). The BizTalk databases are stored on a seperate server, running SQL Server 2008 on Windows Server 2008 Enterprise (64 bit).
I have configured a WCF SQL adapter to poll (using TypedPolling) a SQL 2008 database which in turn activates a relatively simple orchestration. The problem
is that the orchestration does not get executed at the specified polling intervals. I have several other similar polling adapters in my application that work
as expected. Generally it will run correctly once or twice after enabling/disabling the receive location or restarting the host instance. But after that it
is completely erratic. If I have it set to run every hour (3600 secs), it might complete succssfully once or twice a day at seemingly random times. On other
days it might run seven or eight times during a day.
I've spent heaps of time reading blogs and changing various settings on my receive location and have really run out of ideas. I've profiled SQL Server and it
seems that the WCF SQL adapter does hit the database at each polling period as specified, using both the polledDataAvailableStatement and the
pollingStatement. Data is always returned by these queries (a small amount - around 30 records), but they just don't seem to get to the message box. No
errors are ever reported in the Event Log.
I use a stored procedure for determining if data is available and for returning data. They are both effectively the same statement, one returns a count
whilst the other returns the data. The queries are using cross server joins as you can see below. Although I do no updates, it seems that I have to run the
receive location with AmbientTransactions turned on. Turning them off just results in a SQL Timeout exception. I don't understand why this is and would be
grateful if someone could explain.
Data Available (contained in a stored proc):
SELECT COUNT(*)
    FROM    [LMNZLSQL002\AX].[LMNZ_AX_LIVE].[dbo].[CRM_CUSTTRANS_ITG] WITH (NOLOCK)
    WHERE    (TRANSTYPE = 8 OR TRANSTYPE = 13)
    AND SETTLEAMOUNTCUR > 0
    AND CUSTFEEINVOICETRANSACTION30005 IS NOT NULL
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    AND CUSTFEEINVOICETRANSACTION30005 IN
        SELECT F.FeeId
        FROM [dbo].[Fees] F WITH (NOLOCK)
        WHERE F.FeeStatus = 3        --Unpaid
        AND F.Payer IS NOT NULL
Select Data (contained in a stored proc):
SELECT ACCOUNTNUM, CUSTFEEINVOICETRANSACTION30005, AMOUNTCUR, SETTLEAMOUNTCUR
    FROM    [LMNZLSQL002\AX].[LMNZ_AX_LIVE].[dbo].[CRM_CUSTTRANS_ITG] WITH (NOLOCK)
    WHERE    (TRANSTYPE = 8 OR TRANSTYPE = 13)
    AND SETTLEAMOUNTCUR > 0
    AND CUSTFEEINVOICETRANSACTION30005 IS NOT NULL
    AND CUSTFEEINVOICETRANSACTION30005 <> ''
    AND CUSTFEEINVOICETRANSACTION30005 IN
        SELECT F.FeeId
        FROM [dbo].[Fees] F WITH (NOLOCK)
        WHERE F.FeeStatus = 3        --Unpaid
        AND F.Payer IS NOT NULL
    ORDER BY ACCOUNTNUM,CUSTFEEINVOICETRANSACTION30005
At one time I suspected that the issue may be related to database locking. So, as you can see, I've added NOLOCK locking hints to rule this out. I'm also
using a Service Behaviour (SqlAdapterInboundTransactionBehaviour) declaring a transaction level of ReadUncommitted. Obviousy I'd like to move away from the
possibility of dirty reads. Also, I've checked the SQL activity monitors when I expect the process to run and can see no locks holding it up. Also, I can
freely execute the stored procedures from SQL Management Studio at these times.
I'm not too experienced at monitoring BizTalk, but I wondered if some kind of throttling was occuring. So I've moved the receive location (and the
orchestration that doesn't always get initiated) to its own host instance and have done some monitoring via the performance counters in perfmon. I haven't
spotted any thottling going on, but maybe I wasn't looking at the correct counters (mainly used the Message Agent items).
Here's a summary of the receive location properties:
Transport: WCF-Custom
Receive Handler: AXPaymentsToFeesEngine (this host instance only hosts this receive location and the orchestration it should be activating).
Receive pipeline: XmlReceive
General tab:
EndpointAddress: mssql://lmnzlsql003/CRM/FeesEngine?InboundId=PaidInAXUnpaidInFeesEngine
Endpoint Identity - all default values
Binding Tab:
Binding Type: sqlBinding
allowIdentityInsert: False
batchSize: 20
chunkSize: 4194304
enableBizTalkCompatibilityMode: True
enablePerformanceCounters: False
encrypt: False
inboundOperationType: TypedPolling
maxConnectionPoolSize: 100
notificationStatement: Not specified
notifyListenersOnStart: True
polledDataAvailableStatement: EXEC [dbo].[bts_PollForAXFeePaymentsNotPresentInFeesEngine_IsDataAvailable]
polledIntervalInSeconds: 3600
pollingStatement: EXEC [dbo].[bts_GetFeesMarkedUnpaidThatHaveBeenPaidInAX]
pollWhileDataFound: False
UseAmbientTransaction: True
useDatabaseNameInXsdNamespace: False
workstationId: Not specified
xmlStoredProcedureRootNodeName: Not specified
xmlStoredProcedureRootNodeNamespace: Not specified
All timeouts: 5 mins.
Behaviour Tab
ServiceBehaviour - sqlAdapterInboundTransactionBehaviour, ReadUncommitted, timeout mins
Other Tab:
Credentials: None
Preserve message order: False
Mesages Tab:
Inbound BizTalk message body: Body
Error handling: All disabled
Thanks in advance,
Mark

Thanks everyone for your input on this. None of the suggestions actually seemed to solve our specific issue, and we ended up raising a support call with Microsoft. They got us to use some tracing tools that are not publically available and it turns out that
there was a problem with the underlying WCF commnications channel, which was not visible via the usual windows event logs. They suggested a solution that, although very counter-intuitive, seems to have resolved our problem; set the ReceiveTimeout property
of the receive adapter to 
24.20:31:23.6470000 and restart the service host.
Here's the underlying exception:

[0]1E2C.21C4::07/07/2010-4:52:25.804 [CSharp]:[Wcf] BtsErrorHandler.HandleError called with Exception: System.ServiceModel.CommunicationObjectAbortedException:
The communication object, System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel, cannot be used for communication because it has been Aborted.
   at System.ServiceModel.Channels.CommunicationObject.ThrowIfDisposedOrImmutable()
   at System.ServiceModel.Channels.CommunicationObject.Open(TimeSpan timeout)
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   at System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.ChannelHandler.GetSessionChannel(Message message, EndpointDispatcher& endpoint, Boolean& addressMatched)
   at System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.ChannelHandler.EnsureChannelAndEndpoint(RequestContext request)
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