Compatibility of TFS 2013's MSSCCI with PowerBuilder 12.5

Does anyone know if there are any compatibility issues with using PowerBuilder 12.5 and TFS 2013? We are planning on upgrading our TFS server from 2010 to 2013. I've seen discussions on PB 12.5 using TFS 2012, and PB 11.5 using TFS 2013.....but
what about PB 12.5 with TFS 2013?

Hi Andria,
Thanks for your post.
According the information in
TFS 2013 MSSCCI Provider download site, the PowerBuilder 12.5 not displays in support products list. So we suggest you use PowerBuilder 11.5 works with TFS 2013 MSSCCI.
And I noted that you have asked a question about this issue in that download site, please tracking the reply from there. And you can try to install the PowerBuilder 12.5 and TFS 2013 MSSCCI on a test machine to check if there’s any error.
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Error Connecting to TFS 2013 from Oracle PL/SQL using MSSCCI

Hi,
previously we were able to connect to TFS 2008 through MSSCCI.
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Hi Su,
Thanks for your post.
How do you manually build your PL/SQL/Oracle projects?
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then create build definition using this customized build process template.
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In our organization we have been using TFS for some time. Recently we have had a set of developers building internal tools to be consumed by various parts of our engineering teams to help with our developing or product. These developers used a local Git
server for their version control. At the time our version of TFS was 2012 which did not support Git repositories.
We upgraded our TFS servers to 2013 and created a git based team project. All source was successfully moved and it seemed as if everything was good. However, the team has come up against an issue with using Git as TFS provides it.
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npm install git://gitorious.corp.local/project/repo.git
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npm install git://tfs2013.corp.local:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection/TeamProject/_git/Repo
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npm ERR! argv "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\\\node.exe" "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node_modules\\npm\\bin\\npm-cli.js" "install" "-g" "git://tfs2013.corp.local:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection/TeamProject/_git/Repo"
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npm ERR! If you need help, you may report this error at:
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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN""http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>Bad Request</TITLE>
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" Content="text/html; charset=us-ascii"></HEAD>
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<hr><p>HTTP Error 400. The request URL is invalid.</p>
</BODY></HTML>
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@John, I was working on a reply to you when @Jesse replied. I think my reply to him will cover what I was going to answer.
@Jesse,
I think I remember reading somewhere that git:// is SSH.
We're developing a tool in NodeJS that is consumed by our other engineering teams. When on the previous internal gitorious host we used the git:// protocol for regular git operations (clone, fetch, pull, push) and for using npm (node package manager).
After I moved the repository to TFS by doing a bare clone and mirror'd push the engineers working on the tools changed their remotes to point at the new TFS repo. The URL that TFS gave us was http. So to answer your question we are using the http protocol
for regular dev.
The problems comes from the consumption side. NPM defaults to using the npmjs.com feed for modules. However, npm allows the use of tarball and git repositories from which to install a module. With the gitorious host the consumers of the tools could simply
type:
npm install git://gitorious.corp.local/Project/repo@tag
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In my OP I stated that this gives an error. I forgot to post that switching git for http also causes an error:
npm ERR! fetch failed http://tfs2013.corp.local:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection/TeamProject/_git/Repo
npm WARN retry will retry, error on last attempt: Error: fetch failed with status code 401
npm ERR! fetch failed http://tfs2013.corp.local:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection/TeamProject/_git/Repo
npm WARN retry will retry, error on last attempt: Error: fetch failed with status code 401
Now I did a wireshark trace to get the response to the command with git:// but until now didn't think of doing it for this case. I also let it slip that a 401 code is unauthorized access:
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TFS 2012 work items migration to TFS 2013 along with History,Links/Attachments & Custom fields?? is there any way..
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Kindly provide your valuable comments here.
Cheers, Tarun

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Hi Cirbin,
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link for more information.
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And for integration Office 365 users to TFS, please vote the user voice
here.
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Hello,
I have installed Visual studio ultimate - TFS 2013 update4, but I do not see "chart" option in Test plan.
What are the steps to enable this feature in TFS web client?

Hi Malvip,
Thanks for your post.
Please ensure you’re using TFS 2013 Update 4, open your TFS Admin Console to confirm that.
If you can ensure you’re using TFS 2013 Update 4, but still cannot see the Chart in Test plan, please create a new team project using your default TFS 2013 Update 4 process template, the check the Chart in this new team project Web Access.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn282443.aspx
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Unable to connect TFS 2013 from Visual Studio 2005

Hi Team,
Our customer had recently migrated all TFS Projects in Team Foundation Server from 2010 to 2013 (which has .NET 2.0,3.5 and 4.0 Projects) as well. We are facing one critical issue for some developers working in Visual Studio 2005
projects after migrating to TFS 2013, were unable to use their VS 2005 Projects with TFS 2013 server.
We installed the following software in the order
VS 2005 professional edition
Team Explorer 2005
VS 2005 SP1
Forward Compatibility Patch SP1
MSSCCI Plugin for TFS 2013
Team Explorer 2013
We have also referred the below msdn links to resolve the problem
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/tfssetup/archive/2014/01/23/connecting-to-team-foundation-server-2013-using-visual-studio-2005-thru-msscci-provider.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/tfssetup/archive/2014/01/23/connecting-to-team-foundation-server-2010-using-visual-studio-2005-thru-msscci-provider.aspx
SaranRam

Hi SaranRam,
It's suggested to use the same version of VS and TFS, and it would be better to use Visual Studio/Team Explorer 2013 to work with TFS 2013.
For your situation, you can have a try to Team Explorer 2013 separately to connect to the team project in TFS 213 and work with the upgraded projects. You can also have a check on other machines to see if it works for you. Another option is clean team founation
cache to see if it's related to your credential. Also view event logs to see if there any useful information.
About the second link you referred, please have a double check if you have configured it properly. And elaborate more details if the issue persists.
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Why do I get build failed "Can't find project or library" in TFS 2013

Using TFS 2013, VB6, Windows Server 2008R2
Problem:
While performing a TFS build of a VB6 application, I am receiving an error "Compile error in file c:\builds\clsCommon.cls
Line 122:Can'tfind project or library"
Setup:
I have three projects: two VB6 dll's and one vb.net COM Callable Wrapper (CCW) dll. The first project (VB6)
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Next, is my .net assembly. Lets just say it complies and I'm able to compile other applications with it as
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Finally I build the next VB6 project using TFS. This DLL (Called batch) internally references myBase.dll. Inside
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What I have tried:
Compatibility mode is turned off. I tried to set it to Binary Compatibility, but I get an error that I can't
set Compatibility Mode.
All of out DLL's and EXE's are moved into
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IDE Builds drop into D:\PEEPS\bin
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TFS builds and drops into C:\builds
Why are we doing builds in TFS if makes from the IDE are working?
Also, to circumvent the issue in the past, we simply took the builds from the developers IDE and gave it to
QA for testing. If everything tested ok, QA gave it to production support for implementation. The problem with that solution is our industry regulators do not want developers to give production EXE's and DLL's to QA or Production Support. They have to be able
to perform their own builds and TFS is our code repository.
Thank you in advance for you help.
HaYen
BJK1

SOLVED
Hi John,
Thank you for the reply.
Solved this yesterday (had some other projects to work on had to shelve this for a while).
There is a
dependency structured path to out compiles:
Project A is
dependency for Project B
Project A and B are required for project C
etc
There are about 10 VB6 projects overall. What we noticed is that if you tried to open one of the last projects in the chain, sometimes we would get an error stating it could find one or more of the other projects. The thing is all but one of
these projects were referenced in the (run time) References section of the project and there was no Visual Basic Group so no Project References. So how were the end projects' finding the initial projects? I needed to solve this problem to fix my
TFS issue.
The answer was in the vbproj file. Internal to the project file a class file can be provided:
class=someclassname; ..\projectname\classname.cls
Once I removed the lowest level project as a run time reference and added it as a
reference in the project file, my builds worked from the top down.
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Importing modified Bug WIT does not refresh the template in TFS 2013 for the project created using Scrum Template.

Hi,
We have a TeamProjectA created in a collection using ScrumTemplate 2013.4. I have added a new State 'Duplicate' in the Bug WIT and modified the workflow. Also the ProcessConfiguration file is modified to match the metastate and imported using the ImportWit
Commands which were successful. When I Export the modified WIT using Process Editor for TeamProjectA I can see the Bug.xml has my changes. However, when I try to create a new Bug through TWA, I do not see the new State'Duplicate' that I added.
I dont see my changes are updated in the common configuration files Path ie C:\\Program Files\Microsoft Team Foundation Server 12.0\Tools\Deploy\ProcessTemplateManagerFiles
Note: I have a different TeamProjectB created using the Agile template created under the same Collection as my other TeamProjectA. Not sure if this has anything to do with my problem.

Hi NetLearuner15,
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If you want use witadmin command on your TFS Server machine, you need install VS 2013 on your TFS 2013 Server machine.
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TFS performance report pack not working on TFS 2013

Hi
I have TFS 2013 setup and I found TFS performance report pack from http://blogs.msdn.com/b/granth/archive/2009/02/03/announcing-tfs-performance-report-pack.aspx URL.
These reports don't work after uploading to my report server. The blog talk about creating a shared data source TfsActivityReportDS
and using Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=TfsActivityLogging
as connection string.
I don't have any database by name TfsActivityReportDS in my TFS and as a result I am not able to run any report on my TFS 2013 server.
Is there any way to get these reports work for TFS 2013? Or is there other TFS performance report pack made for TFS 2013?
Regards, Premal Acharya

Hi Charles,
Thanks a ton for your help. :)
It worked on TFS 2013. I followed your steps. I also found one easy way to edit the queries mentioned in those rdl files. I opened them in text editor and replaced TfsActivityLogging with my TFS project name (Tfs_DefaultCollection). Saved rdl file and opened
it in report builder and then my job was only to modify the data source.
I really appreciate your help for getting the reports worked on TFS 2013.
However I am only stuck with one little issue pertained to Server Status - Source Control Request Queue.rdl file
This report file doesn't have any queries and it also uses XML as connection to the data source. When I run this report on my TFS server I am getting error as URL "http://localhost:8080/versioncontrol/v1.0/administration.asmx" not found.
Detailed information about the report file is given below.
Report Name
Server Status - Source Control Request Queue
Connection type
XML
Connection string in data source
http://localhost:8080/versioncontrol/v1.0/administration.asmx
Query Under data set
<Query>
<Method Name="QueryServerRequests"
Namespace="http://schemas.microsoft.com/TeamFoundation/2005/06/VersionControl/Admin/03">
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I don't know how to get it work. Your help and advice on this will be highly appreciated.
Thanks again for helping me to get other reports worked with TFS 2013.
Regards, Premal Acharya

How to Find Actual Time Spent on a TASK in TFS 2013 by using the scrum template

Hi! Currently we are using the TFS 2013 version with Scrum template this template contains only Remaining work measure for Task item and there is no
other option for getting the Actual time spent on particular Task and Bug having the option called Effort. How to find the Actual Time spent or Actual effort hours on particular TASK is it possible? In the similar way the Agile Template having the These options
like
1 Original Estimate
2 Completed Work
3 Remaining Work
Can i use these 3 for Scrum Templete also?
We require the feature similarly like Atlasian JIRA product (JIRA consist the Actual time, Estimation Time and Log).

The Scrum template doesn't have these fields, tracking "spent time" is not really in line the philosophy of Scrum. it's tracking data that is not really useful anyway, unless you have to do some form of reporting. In which case you probably already
have a system to track time in at a higher level.
The way TFS tracks time is very hard to use when you have a highly collaborative team, it would require you to create tasks for each person contributing to a task or constant re-asssigning of tasks to track the correct time spent. How else would you track
two peopleworking together? Pair programming, for example is a practice we at scrum.org highly promote. As well as pairing a tester and a developer up on applying ATDD when working on a story together. When a story is taking "too long" to move off
the board a technique called swarming is often applied, in which all team members help out to move the story along at a higher pace or to get it unstuck. These ways of workign are very, very, very hard to capture in TFS. But we think the threshold to use these
techniques should be very low. People should default to these ways of working and not be punished by bad functioning tooling.
As mentioned by Alexandr, you can extend the Scrum template with the same fields the MSF templates use, but I would not recommend it. Instead, if you need to track time, first consider doing it in different tool and at a different level than task. Maybe
feature, activity or product backlog item.
If you still want to track time, then a tool like
Imaginet Time Sheet can extend TFS in ways that make it a lot easier to track time against any work item.
As a last resort, consider
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Error TF255050 when attempting to install reporting services in TFS 2013 in-place upgrade.

Hi,
Last week we performed an in-place upgrade of our TFS 2012 server to TFS 2013. During the upgrade process all went well until we hit reporting. After placing the reporting server's name in the input and click populate URLs we get the TF255050
error. We are running a dual tier setup, the reporting server is on a different server than tfs. (Though the tfs database and the reporting database share the server).
Myself and my partner did a lot of digging on here and have tried most everything we could find to no avail.
-We have ensured myself(installer) and the tfs service account are local admins on both machines
-Sql client connectivity tools are installed
-WMI seems configured correctly when compared to other resolutions to this issue others have posted
note: this site
ProBlog on artiso.com was mentioned in several posts as part of a resolution but is a broken link.
-I can connect to the reporting services manager from the tfs server without a problem, as both myself and the tfs service.
-I've followed suggestions mentioned in this post (ERROR (TF255050)
while configuring Reporting Services)
-I've also looked into windows logs on both machines and really seen nothing useful. We do know that we can successfully talk to sql server though, as the TFS 2013 install already did so.
I could really use some direction/help on the issue.
Thanks

Hi Kyleco,
Thanks for your post.
Your TFS 2013’s SQL Server instance and the Reporting Server installed on the same machine?
On your TFS 2013 Server machine, open the SQL Server Management Studio and try connect to your Reporting Server, ensure can connect successfully.
You didn’t configure the Reporting Server for your TFS 2012 Server? If yes, we suggest you in-place upgrade to TFS 2013 Server first, then manually configure the Reporting Server for your TFS 2013 Server:
http://nakedalm.com/integrate-reporting-and-analyses-services-with-team-foundation-server-2013/.
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Unable to connect TFS 2013.4 server

Recently we created new TFS server 2013.4 on Windows server 2008 R2 in Domain A. We connected to this machine from Domain B using Win 7 RDC.
From VS 2013 of domain B machine, we were able to craete a new Team project in default Collection.
Now we are unable to connect to TFS server (Domain A) using VS 2013 ( Domain B). Error code we get is TF400324.
RDC ( from Domain B) is working fine to go to TFS server machine( Domain A).
Web access ( from Domain B) of TFS is also working fine. Able to create new users / see repository etc..
Please suggest

Hi SaranRam,
It's suggested to use the same version of VS and TFS, and it would be better to use Visual Studio/Team Explorer 2013 to work with TFS 2013.
For your situation, you can have a try to Team Explorer 2013 separately to connect to the team project in TFS 213 and work with the upgraded projects. You can also have a check on other machines to see if it works for you. Another option is clean team founation
cache to see if it's related to your credential. Also view event logs to see if there any useful information.
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