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How to know if a project is checked out or checked in from PSI?

How to know if a project is checked out or checked in from PSI?

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Use Project.ReadProjectList or Project.ReadProject.

This will return a ProjectDataTable in ProjectDataSet.Project. From there you can check the PROJ_CHECKOUTBY and PROJ_CHECKOUTDATE columns.

Alex Angas  2009-09-25 10:10:50
If I only know the project name, How can I get the project information.
Yongwei Xing  2009-09-25 15:16:05
Sorry didn't see your comment. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1509731/if-i-only-know-a-projects-name-how-do-i-get-its-guid
Alex Angas  2009-10-02 14:06:46

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