I am using VS2008 with TFS for source control. I want to create a new SSIS project. I've gone into my SSIS projects parent folder, and added a new folder for my specific project. I checked it in, verified it is in Source Control, and got the latest version of the entire parent folder.
Then I open a dialog to create a new project. I give it a name, select my project folder, and check both boxes, "Create directory for solution" & "Add to Source Control".
When I click Ok, I get a succession of two error dialogs:
1) The Item [My FilePath\SolutionName].database could not be found in your workspace, or you do not have permission to access it.
I click "Ok" and then I get:
2) This file is under source code control. It must be checked out before it can be modified.
I go to my project folder on my local drive and see that it is still empty, so I don't know what file could be under source code control. Just for fun, I try manually removing the read-only flag from that folder and try again. Same result. Likewise, I've tried again and again with one and/or the other afore-mentioned checkbox unchecked. Same result.
Any ideas?
-Tab Alleman