Building on the work covered in Essential SourceSafe, here's some code that will generate two text files of the activity that your SourceSafe database has recorded in the past week. This can be a handy way to keep track with what's going on in a busy project.
(Changing the text output into an RSS feed is an exercise left to the reader. Cool idea, eh?)
I used Visual FoxPro to generate the commands for SourceSafe, as I couldn't figure out a way to generate a date less seven days in a DOS command shell. In my next post, you'll see a slick way to generate the current date, but that didn't help me here.
Save this program into a Visual FoxPro project, and optionally add a CONFIG.FPW with RESOURCE=OFF, SCREEN=OFF and build it into an EXE. Place the WeekHist.exe in the root of your SourceSafe install (or change the paths in the code below to match) and you can run the exe manually or set the .exe to run on a weekly scheduler using the OS' scheduler tools.
*==============================================================================
* Program.............: WEEKHIST.PRG
* Purpose.............: Generate a weekly history file from SourceSafe
* Author..............: Ted Roche
* Copyright...........: 2000-2005 by Ted Roche, licensed under the Creative
* ....................: Commons Attribution Share-Alike License,
* ....................: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/1.0/
* ....................: Please fix and pass along - Ted
* Last revision.......: 2005-June-30
* Parameters..........: None
* Returns.............: Nothing, outputs History.txt, .lst or .err
* Environment in......: Must run in root of VSS install, ASSuMEs that the
* ....................: data directory and win32 directories are below
* Environment out.....: History.txt is brief, History.Lst is verbose
*==============================================================================
* Format is:
* win32ss history $/ -R -vd07/02/05~06/26/05 -O@History.lst
* Try...Catch would be nice, but this supports any VFP runtimes
#DEFINE CRLF CHR(13)+CHR(10)
ON ERROR do errhand with ERROR(), MESSAGE(), MESSAGE(1), LINENO()
lcCommand = "win32\ss history $/ -R -vd" + ;
DTOC(DATE()) + "~" + ;
DTOC(DATE()-7) + ;
" -B -O@History.txt"
RUN &lcCommand
lcCommand = "win32\ss history $/ -R -vd" + ;
DTOC(DATE()) + "~" + ;
DTOC(DATE()-7) + ;
" -O@History.lst"
RUN &lcCommand
RETURN
PROCEDURE errhand(tnError, tcMessage, tcMessage1, tnLineno)
STRTOFILE(TTOC(DATETIME()) + " Error " + TRANSFORM(tnError) + CRLF + ;
" Message " + tcMessage + CRLF + ;
" Message1 " + tcMessage1 + CRLF + ;
" Line " + TRANSFORM(tnLineNo)+ CRLF , "History.err", .t.)
ENDPROC && errhand
[UPDATED]: See newer posts for updates: here and here.
12:08:45 PM 
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