Delete data from TFS 2010 database

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Our database if full. We have some projects we don’t need any more, but I am sure we can delete some data from database manually to free more space.

Posted 23-Apr-13 20:12pm

Marco Chavis

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Billy-TheKing · Answer 1 · 2013-04-24T18:38:00

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You can locate revisions and delete entire revision. Personally I don’t like to delete data manually, but if you want you can find revisions in tbl_content table. Use TFS admin console to delete projects you don’t need any more.

Posted 24-Apr-13 18:38pm

Billy-TheKing