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2. To make the Visual SourceSafe database available, set the ssdir environment variable to the location of the Visual SourceSafe database. The ReadMess.htm file included with your client explains how to do this on the command line:
− Project Directory—Location of the project on the local drive.
− Multi-User System—Visual SourceSafe
− User Name—Name of the current user. The user must have been granted access to VSS during the VSS client installation. Ask your VSS administrator.
− Password—Password for the current user, as specified during the VSS client installation. Ask your VSS administrator.
− VSS Command—Click Browse to point to the SS.EXE executable on your machine. Note that you must use SS.EXE, which is the command-line executable for VSS that is used by TIBCO Designer.
− VSS Project Name—Name of the project in the VSS database. Include the root directory and other directories, as in the example below.Figure 18 Save Project Options for Microsoft VSS
2. User A saves the project, then chooses Multi-User > Add Resource to RCS.
2. User B chooses Multi-User > Project > Synchronize Project to make sure all resources are loaded.
3. User B selects a resource to be checked out in the project tree, then chooses Check Out Resource from the right-button menu of the resource.Figure 19 Check Out Resource
4. User B can now make changes to the checked-out resource. After all changes have been made, User B can choose Multi-User > Check In Changes. If User B adds new resource, each resource must first be added to the RCS using the Add Resource to RCS menu.
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