Adding back the excluded folders in the project
Hello,
I'm in a research phase and would like to have more information with the different tasks that TFS can do. My requirement is as follows:
When building the project, I have created 5 folders and was able to deploy successfully. Later I excluded one folder intentionally from the project and deployed it. It was successful but when I'm trying to add the folder back which was excluded then it is erroring out.
I would like to know from others, is there an alternative workaround to include any folders that are excluded from the project. I know that I can add an existing item i.e., a SQL script file.
Appreciate any inputs.
Thanks
I think we may not be understanding your question / problem.
What kind of folder did you create, where did you create it, and for what purpose? What was in the folder? How did you exclude the folder? It would seem strange to exclude an objects folder (i.e. "tables", "views", etc.) from a project (and would almost certainly break the project).
Exactly what errors do you receive when trying to reinclude the folder in the project?
Alle
Anonymous -
If you excluded an object type folder by using the Exclude from Project command, you can re-include it by:
- Open the project in Visual Studio Team Edition for Database Professionals
- Open the Project menu and click Show All Files. This will display excluded files in Solution Explorer.
- In Solution Explorer, click the folder that you had previously excluded.
- Open the Project menu and click Include In Project.
The folder and its contents should now be part of your project again. If your project is under version control, you will likely need to check it out before you follow these steps.
If you excluded the folder and files using some other mechanism, please let us know what you did and we'll see if we can help.
thanks,
