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[TFS] the sequence number represents user name that can use in Visual Studio command line

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Posted on by leon_shen 20

Hi, AX experts.

Initially,I got the error message below:

TF10151: Cannot lock item is checked out by XYZ in workspace ABC

otherwise, AX error message is like below while I tried to checked out this object:

This object has been checked out by workspaceXYZ;48bd24a7-075f-6be1-xxxx-a6x509xx4xx5 (20200629, Edited)

This object has been checked out by workspaceABC;48bd24a7-075f-6be1-xxxx-a6x509xx4xx5 

The previous issue has been solved perfectly with VS command line.

but a question keeps in my mind is, where I can find this sequence number?

It represents the user name (ex: 48bd24a7-075f-6be1-xxxx-a6x509xx4xx5 == XYZ) and it is not SID.

This sequence number was only found in AX error message, how could I get this code ? Is it stored in AD,AX or somewhere?

  • leon_shen Profile Picture
    leon_shen 20 on at
    RE: [TFS] the sequence number represents user name that can use in Visual Studio command line

    With your guidance, It is been more clarified, the sequence code in my current understanding is GUID of the workspace OwnerID.

    I'll try to get this question done further in the forum you suggested.

    Thank you again for your patiently sharing, I'm so glad of being one of this community.

  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 231,772 Most Valuable Professional on at
    RE: [TFS] the sequence number represents user name that can use in Visual Studio command line

    All right, so you're using Azure DevOps and it's a indeed a name of an existing TFVC workspace.

    I don't know how exactly does Azure DevOps handle owner IDs these days. I found some remarks (here and here), but I think you should really ask in a forum about TFS / Azure DevOps. It's not a good question for Dynamics AX forum.

  • leon_shen Profile Picture
    leon_shen 20 on at
    RE: [TFS] the sequence number represents user name that can use in Visual Studio command line

    Hi, Martin.

    Thank you for patiently replying and I feel sorry for typo, I've correct the example word of workspace.

    My question is still same as above, where the sequence number, which represents the user name, exists?

    BTW, I checked the list with tf workspaces /owner:XYZ, and there is nothing.

    On the other side, I checked the list with tf workspaces /owner:48bd24a7-075f-6be1-xxxx-a6x509xx4xx5 , and the workspace pop up.

    I am curious about how to get the sequence number for the next time when I face the same issue shall solve it without surfing around.

    Because I don’t have enough understanding of this matter, so that the questions I ask don’t seem to reach that point. I will try to improve.

    Which keyword, field or topic I can search for?

    As you asked, I also wonder which version of TFS that the Azure DevOps is, I follow the tips and find no option to reach the version.

    https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-devops/what-version-of-team-foundation-server-do-i-have/ba-p/696673

    I shall make my question more simple, and will keep looking for the answer, thank you.

  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 231,772 Most Valuable Professional on at
    RE: [TFS] the sequence number represents user name that can use in Visual Studio command line

    Is it the actual workspace name? If so, I think this question is about TFS itself and not about Dynamics AX and a better place for this question would be a TFS forum.

    Or does the statement "This sequence number was only found in AX error message" means that it's not an actual workspace name? Are you sure? Have you checked the full list with tf workspaces /owner:* /computer:*, for example?

    What's your version of TFS?

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