How to remove the alerts from TFS event subscription

by XDK 1. August 2013 12:55

Solution:

1. Query tbl_EventSubscription table in the collection DB to identify the Event ID

 select id, * from  [Tfs_DefaultCollection].[dbo].[tbl_EventSubscription]

2. log on to TFS App tier --> Open console window (cmd.exe)

3. goto cd C:\Program Files\Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2010\Tools 

4. use BisSubscribe /unsubscribe command

Syntax:

BisSubscribe /unsubscribe /id <id> (/server <serverNameOrUri> | /collection <collectionNameOrUri>)

Example:

bissubscribe /unsubscribe /id 100 /collection http://tfs:8080/tfs/defaultCollection

Tags:

Azure DevOps on-premises | TFS 2010 | TFS 2012

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