I am working to get TortoiseSVN integrated with Toad, and have run into a problem. I am able to checkout the repository without a problem, but once I have, I cannot use the options in the ‘Source Control’ menu, when I right click on an open file to update it, etc.
For example: I checkout a repo to my local system, open a checked-out file and then right click. I expand ‘Source Control’ in the menu, and select any of the options in the sub-menu, for instance, ‘Get Latest Version’. I then get the following error: ‘File C:\testing3\exec file_name.sql does not exist.’. That file certainly doesn’t exist, but a file named ‘file_name.sql’ does. I’m not sure where the ‘exec’ is coming from.
This sounds very similar to a problem we have been working on for the last beta
. It sounds like the file is not in the Tortoise SVN Work Directory. The latest
beta will prompt to save the file to the Work\Directory before Adding or
Checking in a file. Tortoise saves revisions for the entire work directory and
is looking for that file in the work directory.
Please let me know if you have trouble downloading the beta. I would really
appreciate any feedback.
I downloaded and installed the Beta, and have it configured with TortoiseSVN, but I’m now getting a memory access violation when I try to use the embedded SVN controls.
I have attached the stack trace to this message.
Thanks,
Zach
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Is there any information available on hooking into SVN and/or TortoiseSVN from TOAD? Didn’t see any in the Quest documents, and can’t seem to find a way to search this forum.
I am not sure if there are any specific Tortioise SVN Notes available … I
have set it up previously on my machine. There are no t a lot o f steps. I will
re-do some set up and I will post the steps
