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• Memory usage in team system web application

  Some important information for the Team System Web Access administrators. If your TSWA account does not have full permissions to the HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\9.0\WorkItemTracking\Cache registry path, you may be wasting a lot of resources. Read More... Posted Friday, April 10, 2009 11:43 PM by abaturytski | 1 Comments Filed under: work item tracking, TFS, TSWA

• TF26201 and How to Deal With It

  If you customize work item type definitions in TFS, you may have already encountered this error. Witimport works fine and imports your type with no errors; however, saving your work item gives you the following error: "TF26201: This work item has unsupported Read More... Posted Friday, July 13, 2007 6:33 PM by abaturytski | 0 Comments Filed under: work item tracking, TFS, work item type definition

• Using EMPTY rule in work item type definition.

  It turned out that the article about EMPTY rule in work item type definition XML is incomplete. It doesn't say one very important thing: EMPTY rule not only clears content of the field, but also makes the field read only. If your work item type uses a Read More... Posted Wednesday, June 20, 2007 12:35 AM by abaturytski | 1 Comments Filed under: work item tracking, TFS, work item type definition

• Effective TFS programming: editing work items

  There's not much optimization you can do when saving work items. But when your application updates multiple work items, consider submitting results in a single batch using WorkItemStore.BatchSave method. Here are some important notes about this method: Read More... Posted Monday, June 11, 2007 11:49 PM by abaturytski | 1 Comments Filed under: work item tracking, TFS

• Effective TFS programming: querying

  Querying in TFS is easy. You run a query specifying a filter; you walk through returned items performing certain actions on each returned item. Now after a few runs you start asking yourself: why is it so slow? Here are some non-obvious implementation Read More... Posted Monday, June 11, 2007 9:37 PM by abaturytski | 1 Comments Filed under: work item tracking, query, TFS