Command Line of SourceSafe

SourceSafe command line (11:45:31)

Tag: vssCommand LineIt

Category: Software Development

LEnvironment Settings

NVSS must be installed locally

NAdd the directory where VSS is located (such as C: "Program Files" Microsoft Visual SourceSafe) to the System Path

UBatch writing: setPATH = % PATH %; vsspath

NAdd the environment variable SSDIR to the path of the target VSS server (for example, "172.16.1.40" VSS_PATH)

UBatch writing: set SSDIR = vssserver

LCommand line options

NYou can use either of the following methods to prevent the command line from asking about user authentication information:

UAdd the following options to each command line:-Yusername, password (no space)

UAdd Environment Variables

•      Set ssuser = <username>

•      Set sspwd = <password>

UAvoid the command line asking "Yes" and "No" (for example, whether to create a directory)

•      Add the following options to each command line:

-     I-Y Yes for all questions

-     I-N No is answered for all questions.

-     -I   Use default answers to all questions

-     -I-  No parameters are input for all questions answered

LCommon commands

NSs CP $/SobeyNM

NSpecifies the current directory on VSS, and subsequent operations will take this as the current directory

USs Get-I-Y-R

•      Recursively retrieve all the sub-files and sub-folders in the current VSS directory to the current local directory.

•      Ss Get $/Project/sub-I-Y-R

-     Recursively retrieve

•      Ss CheckOut Interface. h-I-Y

-     Checkkout VSS specifies the file in the current directory to the current directory (not the relative directory structure of the default working directory)

•      Ss CheckIn Interface. H.264 I-Y

-     The specified file in the current directory of CheckIn is in the current directory of VSS.

•      Ss Label-L "Label Name"-I-Y

-     Add Label for current directory

-     The VSS Label cannot be duplicated because-I-