HELP!
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I really need an answer to this. Even if I obsessively check in items after
I'm done with them, I'm still getting the problem where the files are
getting randomly reloaded for no reason, completely blowing away my work
without asking me if it's OK and without offering any means of recovery. How
do I tell Source Safe to never, EVER "reload" my work?
Paul
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Technical: heels on foot plate?
... Paul makes this 'practical case': The recovery should take more time ... This thread has not been at all about drive to recovery ratio. ... technique as well. ... Coaches have to find their own way. ...
(rec.sport.rowing) - Re: Recover Schema and RID master?
... Hey Paul - no, the seizure is fine for me for thse types of situations. ... I'd just like to have a few current references. ... >> have been researching recovery processes for Domain Controllers and the ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: Technical: heels on foot plate?
... time than the drive to attain a net system advance toward the finish ... line due to momentum exchange. ... Paul makes this 'practical case': The recovery should take more time ... This thread has not been at all about drive to recovery ratio. ...
(rec.sport.rowing) - Re: Surprise Recovery
... My recovery was semi-planned, ... rid of the longer term, older, and therefore marginally higher paid ... employees, without regard to function or job performance. ... Paul the Legacy Server ...
(alt.sysadmin.recovery) - Re: Subscriber Transaction Logs Too Large
... files) no truncation is happening and a massive log size explosion ... Hilary or Paul with your influence in MS due to your MVP condition, ... then there's definitely an issue and running DBCC OPENTRAN will let you know ... point-in-time recovery then I'd advise Simple Recovery Mode to make your ...
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