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SUMMARY
Several types of files make up your Visual Basic application; some need to
be controlled, and some don't. Keep the following in mind when you are
deciding which files to add to your source code controller (Visual
SourceSafe):
MORE INFORMATIONProject FilesThe following file types make up your Visual Basic version 4.0 project and are automatically pulled into your source code controller if you specify:
When a form is first added to a project and saved, the .frm file is
created. The .frm file is a text file that contains the source code for the
form along with information about the positions and properties of the
controls on that form. Once any graphic controls (such as a picture box or
grid) are added and the form is saved, the .frx file is automatically
created to hold the binary information about the graphic controls. It is
very important that both files are controlled together -- checked out and
in together -- even though the .frm file is text and the .frx file is
binary.The following additional file types may also be a part of your Visual Basic version 4.0 project. You should add these files manually to SourceSafe so they can be controlled, especially if they are customized:
The following file types are not automatically pulled into your source code
controller. You can add these files to SourceSafe, but it is not necessary.
You should only store copies of these binary files in SourceSafe if you do
not have the source code for them. For example, if your project calls a
third-party-compiled dll, store the dll in SourceSafe. If your project
builds a dll, do not store the dll in SourceSafe, just the files necessary
to build it.
Database and Other Data FilesIn general, you should not store data files in SourceSafe. If you do, these should be only small data files used for testing your application, not live data files.The following are additional file types that may be a part of your Visual Basic version 4.0 project. These files can be added to SourceSafe and controlled if you choose:
Custom Control and Registry FilesThe following additional file types may be a part of your Visual Basic version 4.0 project. These files need to be added to SourceSafe if they have been customized:
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