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Hi,

I have a custom application which brings together several resources and builds a Visual Studio project into an exe file I can then use to upgrade my company's website and database. This custom app uses System.Diagnostics.Process in a couple of places to access SourceSafe, I use the command SS ... -Y, to log into SourceSafe and process some events which works as I would expect. I'm not logged into the company's domain which is why I am manually logging into SourceSafe.

Now when I get to the part where I start building my VS2010 project, I'm using this command devenv /Build Release /Out ..\Log.txt /project <MyProject> it does not build my project, and the log file shows this error...

The following files were specified on the command line: <Path to my VS project> These files could not be found and will not be loaded.

The path to my project is correct and if I run it from a command window it loads the project, asks for my SourceSafe credentials and it builds. So my question is... Is there any way I can log into SourceSafe using the command line above, or by adding to the ProcessInfo parameters before I execute the command line?

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You may check out the thread below and see if it helps: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/vssourcecontrol/thread/8d00f574-7d9d-4a0d-aa0a-4c7832df0379

Catherine
ZimboTerry