Visual Studio  Visual Studio is Microsoft’s Integrated
Development Environment (IDE) used for building software for
Windows and the .NET platform.  Querying TFS with TFPT.EXE and
PowerShell  At Branded3 we use Team Foundation Server for source
control, task managment, and various other tracking purposes.
One of the benefits of this is being able to run queries with
WIQL to pull off reports.  As is usually the case with me, I
have set up a couple of PowerShell scripts that use TFPT.EXE
from the Team Foundation Server Power Tools to make life a
little simpler for myself…  Viewing Open WorkItems   Function
Get-WorkItem     $query = "SELECT [System.Id], [System.Title]
FROM WorkItems " +              "WHERE [System.AssignedTo] =
'Julian Kay' " +              "AND [System.State] <> 'Closed' "
+              "AND [System.State] <> 'Resolved' " +
"ORDER BY [System.Id]"      tfpt query /collection:$TFSSERVER
/wiql:$query /include:data  This little script gets a list of
WorkItems which are not closed or re