Hi Betty,
Thanks for your post.
It seems that you want to migrate one project source code from VSS into TFS
source control. Before do it, we must clarify one requirement: do you want
to migrate only source code or both source code and history events?
If the vendor only delivers the source code without any VSS bindings, you
can directly check in it just like adding a new project in TFS.
If the project has VSS bindings, please first remove those bindings:
1. Open the solution in VisualStudio, then use
File/SourceControl/ChangeSourceControl dialog, select all the lines and use
the Unbind button to remove the projects from source control.
2. Go into the project's folders and delete all .scc and .vssscc files.
Then check in the project in TFS.
If you also want to migrate the VSS histories, you should use VSS migration
tool: VSSConvertor to help on it. In order to do it, here are the
walkthroughs:
Walkthrough: Preparing to Migrate from Visual SourceSafe to Team Foundation:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181246.aspx
Walkthrough: Migrating from Visual SourceSafe to Team Foundation:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181247.aspx
For detail of the migration, please refer to: Migrating from Visual
SourceSafe (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms253060.aspx).
Please choose one way above based on your requirement and let us know if it
works for you. Thanks.
Have a nice day.
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