Relocates a subproject from one parent project to another.
You must have the Add access right in the parent project being moved to, and the Destroy access right in the parent project being moved from, to use this command.
The Move Project command redefines the path to a subproject. For instance, if the project TOOLMANAGER exists under $/JOE, and you move it to $/APPS, its new full name is $/APPS/TOOLMANAGER.
This command does not rename a project, and it does not change its contents or history. It does affect the histories of the old and new parent projects.
After you move a project, you cannot reconstruct an old version of its original parent project. In the preceding example, any attempt to use the Get Latest Version command recursively to retrieve a version of $/JOE that existed before you moved the TOOLMANAGER project generates a warning that TOOLMANAGER has been moved, and is unavailable.
Note You cannot move individual files with the Move Project command. Instead, to move a file, share the file with the new parent project, and then delete or destroy the file in the original project. The history of the file is retained.
To move a project, first select that project in the VSS Explorer. Then select the new project location from this dialog box and choose OK.
Select the path of the project to which the subproject is to be moved.
Moves the selected project to the new location.
Cancels the Move operation.