At one of my customers is decided to start using Team Foundation Server 2010 for source control and release management for SQL Server database and BI development.
To make it possible for Visual Studio 2008 (VS2008), Business Intelligence Development Studio 2008 (BIDS2008) and SQL Server Management Studio 2008 (SSMS2008) to work with TFS2010 additional software must be installed on the developer station.
This blog describes the installation for the source control components on the developer station.
The following components need to be installed:
1 – VS2008 Team Explorer
2 – VS2008 SP1
3 – VS2008 Team Explorer KB974558
4 – VS2010 Team Explorer
5 – TFS2010 MSSCCI Provider
6 – TFS2010 PowerTools
The numbering determines the installation order.
1 – Visual Studio 2008 Team Explorer
Download latest version of TE2008 from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=0ed12659-3d41-4420-bbb0-a46e51bfca86. The downloaded file is an ISO file. During writing of this document the (29/12/2010) the available version is extracted from the ISO and placed in a folder 01_VS2008TeamExplorer.
- logon to the Developer station with a local administrator account
- Right click the setup.exe in the 01_VS2008TeamExplorer folder and select Run as administrator
- Click Yes on the User Account Control window
- De-select Yes, send information… and click Next when the Welcome to Setup window appears
- Select I have read and accept… and click Next when the License Terms window appears
- Click Next when the Destination Folder window appears
- Click Install when the Ready to Install window appears
- Installation will be started, have some patients
- Click Finish to complete the installation.
2 – Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1
Download latest version of VS2008SP1 from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=27673c47-b3b5-4c67-bd99-84e525b5ce61. The downloaded file is an ISO file. During writing of this document the (29/12/2010) the available version is extracted from the ISO and placed in a folder 02_VS2008SP1.
- logon to the Developer station with a local administrator account
- Right click the SPInstaller.exe in the 02_VS2008SP1 folder and select Run as administrator
- Click Yes on the User Account Control window
- Click Next when the Welcome window appears
- Select I have read and accept…. De-select I would like to improve…. And click Next when the Microsoft Software License Terms window appears.
- This installation will start, have some patients.
- Click Finish to complete the installation.
3 – Visual Studio 2008 Team Explorer KB974558
Download latest version of VS2008TEKB974558 from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=cf13ea45-d17b-4edc-8e6c-6c5b208ec54d&displaylang=en. During writing of this document the (29/12/2010) the available version is placed in folder 03_VS2008TeamExplorer_KB974558
This KB makes sure you can connect to Team Foundation Server 2010 with Team Explorer 2008. See previous blog post: http://blog.arjanfraaij.com/2010/12/visual-studio-2008-and-team-foundation.html
- logon to the Developer station with a local administrator account
- Right click the .exe file in the 03_VS2008TeamExplorer_KB974558 folder and select Run as administrator
- Click Yes on the User Account Control window
- Click Next when the Welcom to …. Window appears
- Select I have read… and click Next when the Microsoft Software License Terms window appears
- The installation will start, have some patients
- Click Finish to complete the installation
4 – Visual Studio 2010 Team Explorer
Download latest version of VS2010TE from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=fe4f9904-0480-4c9d-a264-02fedd78ab38&displaylang=en. The downloaded file is an ISO file. During writing of this document the (29/12/2010) the available version is extracted from the ISO and placed in folder 04_VS2010TeamExplorer
When using Team Foundation Server with Team Explorer 2008 not all functions are available, like creating a new project. Therefore Team Explorer 2010 needs to be installed.
- logon to the Developer station with a local administrator account
- Right click the setup.exe file in the 04_VS2010TeamExplorer folder and select Run as administrator
- Click Yes on the User Account Control window
- De-Select Yes send information…. And click Next when the Welcome window appears
- Select I have read and accept…. And click Next when the license term window appears
- Click Install when the Install window appears
- Installation will start, have some patients.
- Click finish to complete the installation
5 – Team Foundation Server 2010 MSSCCI Provider
Download latest version of TFS2010MSSCCI from http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/bce06506-be38-47a1-9f29-d3937d3d88d6. During writing of this document the (29/12/2010) the available version is placed in folder 05_TFS2010_MSSCCI_Provider.
This provider makes it possible to use TFS2010 source control in SSMS 2008.
- logon to the Developer station with a local administrator account
- Right click the .msi file in the 05_TFS2010_MSSCCI_Provider folder and select Install
- Click Run on the Open File – Security Warning window
- Click Next when the Welcome window appears
- Select I Agree and click Next when the License Agreement window appears
- Select Everyone and click Next when the Select installation Folder window appears
- Click Next to start installation when the Confirm installation window appears
- Select Yes on the User Account Control window
- Click Close to finish the installation.
6 – Team Foundation Server 2010 Power Tools
Download latest version of Team Foundation Server 2010 Power Tools from http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/c255a1e4-04ba-4f68-8f4e-cd473d6b971f. During writing of this document the (29/12/2010) the available version is placed in folder 06_TFS2010_PowerTools_September2010.
- logon to the Developer station with a local administrator account
- Right click the .msi file in the 06_TFS2010_PowerTools_September2010 folder and select Install
- Click Run on the Open File – Security Warning window
- Click Next when the Welcome to setup… window appears
- Select I accept… and click Next when the license agreement window appears
- Select Custom and click Next when the Setup Type window appears
- Select the needed features and click Next when the Custom Setup window appears
- Click Install when the Ready to Install the Program window appears
- Select Yes on the User Account Control window
- The installation will start have some patients
- Click finish to finish the installation
This completed the installation of the developers station to make it possible to use BIDS and SSMS 2008 with Team Foundation Server 2010. See other blog posts on how to use it.