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RE: Import woes - help!: msg#00195version-control.sourcegear-vault.user
Your situation sounds like something we need to look at more closely. We will contact you off-list with some additional questions. -- Eric Sink Software Craftsman http://software.ericsink.com/ -----Original Message----- From: vault-list-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:vault-list-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Keith Fieldhammer Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 1:19 AM To: vault-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [vault-list] Import woes - help! We've been struggling to import a project from a VSS database into Vault 1.2.3 all weekend. We've tried multiple times and each time the Import tool makes it almost all the way through and then hangs, Each time it hangs when trying to import exactly the same file. The last two times it hung on exactly the same version (based on time and date stamp) of exactly the same file. We're mystified as to why this is happening. We've followed all of the "12 Tips for a Successful Vault Import" except for step #1, which recommends putting the Vault Server and SQL Server on a different machine than the Vault Import tool and the VSS database. This cited reason for this is to ensure enough RAM for the import operation; however the machine we're doing the import on has 1.2GB RAM and at the time the import hangs Task Manager shows nearly half a gig of memory still available, so we decided RAM depletion wasn't and problem. Otherwise we've adhered to the recommendations of the eleven other steps. The entire VSS database is about 980MB, but the solution we're importing is only a part of this. It's a website for a Fortune 500 company and is fairly large, somewhere around 90-100MB on a developer's machine. Still, we wouldn't think this should present a problem. The file that the import consistently hangs on is the Visual Studio project file for the solution's website project - a 450KB file called website.csproj. The Vault import log file generated by each attempted import is around 2500KB in size, so you can see that the the import tool makes it a long way through the process before hanging. So we're stumped. I don't know if I've included enough enough info here for anyone to offer any help, but all suggestions, advice, admonitions, prayers, warnings, words of wisdom or technical insights are welcome. Thanks, Keith _______________________________________________ vault-list mailing list vault-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.sourcegear.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vault-list
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