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pilotboba
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# Posted on: 12-May-2006 21:21:52   

The UI is nice. I was very easily able to modify the project creation tasks so they put the dbgeneric and dbspecific projects in the folders rather than at the top level. Very nice.

BOb

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# Posted on: 13-May-2006 09:42:36   

Glad you like it. simple_smile If you experience a glitch, don't hesitate to mention it. What's inside hte system but not yet implemented in full is automatic ordering of depending tasks. Due to time constraints I left that for another version, but it's designed to have you drop a task somewhere and it automatically schedules it correctly behind tasks in the queue it depends on simple_smile

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# Posted on: 15-May-2006 18:55:17   

Otis wrote:

...but it's designed to have you drop a task somewhere and it automatically schedules it correctly behind tasks in the queue it depends on simple_smile

Excellent. Yes, I noticed that I have the task to create the project scheduled before the task which actually creates the directory. But, it still works. I assume this is because when you create a file in a non-existing path the path is automatically created.

Should I move the createProject tasks to be after the create directory tasks since the files are created in those dirs? Or does it not matter?

Thanks, BOb

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# Posted on: 15-May-2006 20:45:28   

It does matter as non-existing folders aren't created IMHO, you then get an exception. So the folder has to be there, so I'd move the task down to the position where it's after the folder creation task simple_smile

You can simplify this by selecting the task you want the new one to be at, and then add the task, it's then added at the spot of the task you had selected (which then moves down)

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# Posted on: 15-May-2006 21:15:33   

Otis wrote:

It does matter as non-existing folders aren't created IMHO, you then get an exception. So the folder has to be there, so I'd move the task down to the position where it's after the folder creation task simple_smile

Well, it is working... I tested it again.

Doh! The project creation task is the last task in the group... Missed that!

BOb

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# Posted on: 15-May-2006 21:24:03   

pilotboba wrote:

Otis wrote:

It does matter as non-existing folders aren't created IMHO, you then get an exception. So the folder has to be there, so I'd move the task down to the position where it's after the folder creation task simple_smile

Well, it is working... I tested it again.

Doh! The project creation task is the last task in the group... Missed that! BOb

smile . Yeah leave that as the last task. It gathers all the files generated so if you place your own task before that task, the files produced will be added to the vs.net project simple_smile

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