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Visual Studio 2010 file not found in your workspace

I get this message when I connect to the TFS repository and try to edit a local .sql file that is not already in the repository .

Element C: \ bla \ blabla \ blablabla \ USP_BLA.sql could not be found in your workspace or you do not have access to it. No products have been checked.

If I disconnect from the TFS repository, everything will be fine. If I connect to the TFS repository again, I will start receiving a message, even just trying to enter / save the file.

The file is actually located in my local folder, and I have the appropriate permissions for those who think otherwise. This is just a text file that I have to edit, whether it's connected to the repository or not.

I installed Windows SP1 on my Windows 7 this morning; I don’t know if this could be the cause of the problem. We are using the .NET Framework 4.

Any idea what the problem is or how to solve it?

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It turns out that the problem is related to one of the “facts” in my question “file that is not yet in the repository”.

The file with the same name that I had locally was already in the TFS repository, it was registered a month ago by someone else.

Only when I tried to register a new local copy did I become aware of this; the file should not have been there.

In any case, after checking the file from TFS, everything returned to normal; I can edit / save the file without problems, even if it is connected to TFS.

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Try to get the latest source code. He must solve the problem. Or get a specific version and allow overwriting existing files. If still not allowed, verify that the file is in the local directory.

Remember to rebuild after receiving the last code

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