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Greg Norris wrote: > I am not sure if this is a GUI or cvsnt issue. You can (and probably should if in doubt) always make sure you know which one it is :) Any decent GUI should show you the cvsnt commands it uses in a log window of some sorts (WinCvs and Tortoise do this). Then you can take the cvsnt manual and make sure the commands should do what you want them to do. If still in doubt, you can then try to re-create your problems using the commands from the GUI log (or simplified versions of them) at the command line. > It looks ok except when I tried to commit a change it said that it failed > up-to-date check. so I did a get clean copy and then re-try the commit > with the same results. Could it be that you have a sticky tag on the file? That would have this result. > On another file in same module - when I commit it is then made read only. This could be the result of settings on the server and/or command options at the client. > I tried the edit command > > cvs -z9 edit -- dbo.fn_TitleFromColumn.UDF > > but the file is still read only. I am using WinXP SP2. AFAIK it shouldn't be. Could you try to condense this in a command line session that shows all relevant things and paste the whole session here? Gerhard