How to find the TFS scheduled jobs detail?

by XDK 22. October 2015 09:23

Solution: 

You can query the Job details tables in Tfs_Configuration

Query:

SELECT tbl_JobSchedule.JobId, tbl_JobSchedule.ScheduledTime, tbl_JobSchedule.Interval,
tbl_JobSchedule.TimeZoneId, tbl_JobDefinition.JobName FROM tbl_JobDefinition
RIGHT OUTER JOIN tbl_JobSchedule ON tbl_JobDefinition.JobId = tbl_JobSchedule.JobId

Output:
JobId ScheduledTime Interval (Sec) TimeZoneId JobName
C03C29A7-00AE-4E02-94BC-18ACA80E2EA2 7/16/08 3:00 AM 86400 UTC Team Foundation Server Image Cleanup
DD7629E4-66BB-45F9-AD42-2651BD7E56B8 7/3/11 8:00 AM 86400 UTC Team Foundation Server Send Email Confirmation Job
3C601170-8080-4A7D-B8E7-48E991F80C4A 7/16/08 3:00 AM 86400 UTC Team Foundation Server Application Tier Maintanence Job
B1516502-4633-432B-BDB3-74C802C5F2B7 7/3/11 9:00 AM 86400 UTC Team Foundation Server Send Mail Job
544DD581-F72A-45A9-8DE0-8CD3A5F29DFE 7/16/08 3:00 AM 3600 UTC Team Foundation Server Periodic Identity Synchronization
B19DDD28-9A95-42E2-9697-966FD822F1CD 7/3/11 10:08 PM 604800 UTC Prune Registry Audit Log
2ABF4FAB-5E36-4731-9E9F-9694C3CF0592 8/23/12 10:08 PM 86400 UTC File Container Cleanup
63A78C70-8FE0-4743-BA2D-A00CF8C20FDF 7/16/08 3:00 AM 86400 UTC Security Identity Cleanup Job
7A3E559E-8EB7-4E90-A4F7-B7A2515D52B9 7/3/11 9:00 AM 86400 UTC Team Foundation Server Framework File Service Cleanup
AF87E4CD-D421-4A24-BF16-D3A68371703E 7/20/08 3:00 AM 604800 UTC Team Foundation Server Database Optimization
8FC76967-DA5D-4D53-937B-E3EFC6AF0FCB 7/16/08 3:00 AM 86400 UTC Job History Cleanup Job
A4804DCF-4BB6-4109-B61C-E59C2E8A9FF7 7/3/11 8:00 AM 86400 UTC Team Foundation Server Event Processing
AD9C60AE-5BF0-4AC0-BE56-F2988088859A 7/16/08 3:00 AM 86400 UTC Team Foundation Server Activity Logging Administration
81A90003-CA23-4E55-9320-F956F62A2477 7/16/08 3:00 AM 86400 UTC Team Foundation Server Data Maintanence

 

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Azure DevOps on-premises | TFS 2012 | TFS 2013 | TFS 2015

Send button remained disabled in TFS request feedback form.

by XDK 21. October 2015 20:47

Solution:

You need to fill all the required fields in the feedback form to enable the activity buttons such as Back,Preview and Send. 

The required fields in the form are marked in yellow

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Azure DevOps on-premises | TFS 2012 | TFS 2013 | TFS 2015

How do I request feedback in TFS team project?

by XDK 21. October 2015 20:39

Solution:

  • Open TFS team project's web access
  • On the Home page click on Request feedback under Activities

 

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Azure DevOps on-premises | TFS 2012 | TFS 2013 | TFS 2015

Can TFS service account be non interactive?

by XDK 8. October 2015 19:34

Explanation:

Yes. The TFS service account can be non interactive. But the account which is used to install and configure should be interactive and should have the following permissions.

  • Local admin on the TFS Server
  • SysAdmin on SQL Server

The interactive admin account used to install and configure the TFS will grant the necessary permissions to the non interactive Service account

 

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Azure DevOps on-premises | TFS 2010 | TFS 2012 | TFS 2013

TF400167 : Installation failed for the package (tfs_sharePointExtensionsCoreRes_X64) with thw follwoing status 0x80070652, restart state 00x0

by XDK 12. May 2015 07:24
Exception:
TF400167 : Installation failed for the package (tfs_sharePointExtensionsCoreRes_X64)
with thw follwoing status 0x80070652, restart state 00x0.
Error : Installation failed.
Check individual package installation errors for more information. 

Explanation:

The above exception occurred while installing or upgrading the build environment to TFS 2013 update 4. 

Workaround:

Delete the folders and files under "C:\program Data\Package cache" directory and start the install again.

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Team Build | Azure DevOps on-premises | TFS 2013

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