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RTC CCM is not picking up my code change

I am using Visual Studio 2010 along with RTC 4.0.4. I noticed recently I have some updates to .sql files and the change is not being registered within RTC in the Pending Changes.

I modified the SQL file from within SQL Management Studio, and scripted a drop and create SQL script and saved it over top of an existing file that was in source control. My problem is that when I went back into Visual Studio and checked on the Pending Changes, that file is not listed.

If I go to the file in the solution explorer and do a compare with previous in repository, I see the differences in the right and left pane.

Is something out of sync? Is there a way to resync it? I don't want to have to go into each individual file I changed to make another small edit in order for it to register a change.

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Can you just "refresh" your workspace?

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Thanks for the pointer, however my unfamiliarity with the process may be confusing me.

refresh the workspace... that refers to the personal workspace that is on the server right?

If my problem is due to my change in the sandbox not being detected, I don't know if your recommendation would do anything? Would it?

I was able to get the change detected, by selecting the file in the Visual Studio 2010 solution explorer and selecting the refresh option within the Jazz context menu. Shouldn't have to do this though....

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Hi Aaron,
If you make the change in Visual Studio, the Pending Changes view will detect the change automatically. However if you make the change externally, you need to click "Refresh Sandbox and Remote Changes" from the Refresh dropdown menu in the toolbar of the Pending Changes view.

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Question asked: Mar 05 '14, 4:28 p.m.

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