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, operations 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, revocation of 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:
The brother is more careless, leaving a lot of project files are in the editing state, one such change too suffer, fortunately TF has such parameters
Parameters
Description
WorkspaceName
The value of the /workspace option provided by the user.
Workspaceowner
Specifies the name of the user who created the workspace.
ServerName
The value of the /server option provided by the user. Example: Teamfoundation2.
Itemspec
Identifies the file or folder from which you want to remove a pending change. For more information about how team Foundation analyzes item specifications to determine which items are within scope, see 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 the team Foundation Server. This option is required if a directory that has never been mapped to a workspace invokes the command.
/recursive
Revoke the changes recursively according to Itemspec.
/noprompt
Suppresses the display of any prompts that require your input.
This allows you to undo all of the checked out items under the item LIUXC
PostScript: TF command is a more useful command, just do not understand why not in Team Explorer to provide such a feature, do not need to use the command line, in fact, such operations like this in the Team Explorer only need to limit the administrator has permission to operate on it, And the Team Explorer in tfs2010 does not have this function, do not know what the idea of MS
The Help for the TF command is also simple to type only the TF assist or TF MSDN
Some people on the internet also say that the direct operation of the database, so that personal feeling is more dangerous, so it is not recommended
The article refers to the following
http://blog.163.com/wangdan10799@126/blog/static/102300932010220311427/
Http://hi.baidu.com/zetz/blog/item/3acffef0d48171a5a50f520e.html