October 2009 - Posts

TFS2010: Diagnosing Email and SOAP subscription failures
Sometimes emails alerts such as "Work Item Changed" will fail to send.  Sometimes SOAP (web service) subscriptions will not be called correctly. To diagnose these, you can look in the tbl_JobHistory table in the Tfs_Configuration database. Read More...
Posted 28 October 09 06:33 by grantholliday | 3 Comments   
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TFS2010: SQL Queries for TFS Statistics
Brian has been posting TFS statistics from the Developer Division dogfood TFS server for many years.  I’ve updated the queries from TFS2008 to work with Team Foundation Server 2010 Beta 2. Here are the statistics for the TFS2010 Beta 2 server that Read More...
Posted 23 October 09 01:27 by grantholliday | 1 Comments   
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VSTS Pioneer TFS2010 Dogfood Server: Upgrading
( See this summary on the VSTS Pioneer dogfood server and all the other posts .) One of the major goals of the Pioneer Team Foundation Server is to upgrade it to early builds so that we can get some “bake time” with them and feel confident with what we’re Read More...
Posted 19 October 09 01:58 by grantholliday | 0 Comments   
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VSTS Pioneer TFS2010 Dogfood Server: Statistics September 2009
( See this summary on the VSTS Pioneer dogfood server and all the other posts .) September was a busy month for dogfooding TFS – all of the VSTS team were completely moved across and on 9/17 we upgraded to an almost final TFS2010 Beta 2 build. Here are Read More...
Posted 19 October 09 12:13 by grantholliday | 1 Comments   
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TFS2010: Installing pre-requisites from the command line
On the Team Foundation Server team, there is a new build of the server every night that comes out of our build lab. These vary in quality throughout the development cycle and the QA teams look at them and rate them as “Self Test”, “Self Test (with workarounds)”, Read More...
Posted 18 October 09 11:31 by grantholliday | 0 Comments   
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Grant Holliday

I'm a former Team System MVP who relocated from Australia to Redmond, Seattle.

I'm working on the team that supports and promotes TFS for Microsoft's internal customers.

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