[Go] Force cancel check out of other members in TFS2008

This article transferred from: http://www.cnblogs.com/georgehu/archive/2010/10/23/1859573.html

There was a project where the former members left, and just checked out a file in TFS and locked it, causing subsequent maintenance to fail to check in and build. Looked up on the Internet, found the following solutions

1. In the command line, enter "CD C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\IDE" (TF program in folder) 2, find the workspace used by that person, operate as follows: TF workspaces/owner:liuxc/server:http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080

3. View the person's pending changes: TF status/server:http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080/workspace:*/USER:LIUXC

4, revoke his check out (mandatory), the operation is as follows:

TF Undo/workspace:jiaoyun (workspace name); MJ (user name) $/xxx/xxxxx/aaa.csproj (the path where the file resides)/server:http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080 (TFS Server)

For example:

This brother is more sloppy, leaving when a lot of project files are in the editing state, a change like this is too bad, fortunately TF has such parameters

 

parameter	description
workspacename	User-supplied   /workspace   option.
workspaceowner	Specifies the name of the user who created the workspace.
servername	User-supplied   /server   option. Example: Teamfoundation2.
itemspec	Identifies the file or folder from which to remove pending changes. For more information about how Team Foundation parses item specifications to determine which items are within range, see!--? xml:namespace prefix = "mshelp"/--> command-line options.

options	description
/workspace	Specifies the name of the workspace in which to undo pending changes. If this option is not specified and you are running the command from a directory that has been added to the workspace, the current workspace is used.
/server	Identifies Team Foundation server. This option is required if a directory that has never been mapped to a workspace invokes a command.
/recursive	According to &N Bsp itemspec  recursively revokes changes.
/noprompt	Suppress any prompts that you want to enter.

This allows you to undo all of the checked-out items under this item LIUXC all changes

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PostScript: TF command is a relatively good command, just do not understand why not in Team Explorer to provide such a function, not to use the command line, in fact, like this operation in Team Explorer only need to limit the administrator has permission to operate on it, And in the TFS2010 Team Explorer like no this function, do not know what Ms Dozen ideas

The help of the TF command is also easy to access simply type TF Help or TF MSDN to

Online also some people say that the direct operation of the database, so personally feel more dangerous, so it is not recommended

The article refers to the following

http://blog.163.com/[email protected]/blog/static/102300932010220311427/

Http://hi.baidu.com/zetz/blog/item/3acffef0d48171a5a50f520e.html

[Go] Force cancel check out of other members in TFS2008