I've got a post on the MSDN forums, but the overnight pace of replies is
getting a bit wearing, so I'll see if anyone here has some insight.
 
We recently migrated our TFS installation (via restore-based move) to a
new domain, but since then it appears that we can create new areas and
iterations, but they don't then become available to assign to work items
or queries.
 
At a low technical level, I can look in the TFS database and see that
there are new records created in the TFSIntegration.tbl_nodes table but
that there are no corresponding records created in the
TFSWorkItemTracking.TreeNodes table.
 
Does anyone know what process is responsible for synchronising these
tables, and how I can see if it is having problems? So far the best
response I've got via MSDN is that I will need to do some "jiggery
pokery around the sync process" but at this time of year it's likely to
be several days before I get anything clearer.
 
We don't appear to have any relevant errors in our server event logs.
 
For reference the MSDN forum thread is at:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/tfsgeneral/thread/2aae4028
-edc6-40a4-ae52-d4c5556b33b3

Dylan Tusler
Team Leader - Development, Data and Integration Unit
Information Technology
Sunshine Coast Regional Council
ph: +61 (0)7 5441 8202
"Your Technology Solutions Partner" 

 

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