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I created a "Test" project that I want to delete, using the following command: TfsDeleteProject /server:xyz\sqlserver2008 “Test“ Getting this error: TF30076: The server name or Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) you typed, xyz\sqlserver2008, cannot be resolved to a Team Foundation server. If you type a server name, it must match the name you typed in the Add Team Foundation Server dialog. If you type a URI, it must use the following syntax: http[s]://: The server instance is valid. (The installation of TFS is app tier and db are on seperate boxes) What might be going on ?

xyz is eht server name, sqlserver2008 is the db instance. For eg. I access the db using sql server management studio client app using xyz\sqlserver2008 as dbname.

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Specify the full server URI including the http:// and :port. Also look for these error numbers in the MSDN.

Edit: Follow the first link, Andrew posted that's where I got my info from :)

James
Beat me to it: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa337633%28VS.80%29.aspxAlso, To correct this error, "Specify the full server URI. The full server URI is http://server:port. For example the AdventureWorks server URI is http://AdventureWorks:8080. To correct this error, Connect to Team Foundation Server through Team Explorer. This will store information about the server on the client computer. For more information, see How to: Connect to Team Foundation Server." Basically it needs the full URL and try rebuilding/refreshing your project. Might not even be there anymore...
Andrew