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In the Entity Definition section, enter basic parameters about the custom entity, including the following:

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When upgrading from Team Build 2005 to Team Build 2008 the BuildMachine, BuildDirectoryPath, and DropLocation properties are extracted from the TFSBuild.proj and the workspace mappings are extracted from the WorkspaceMapping.xml le in each build type in the TeamBuildTypes directory and stored in the TfsBuild database as part of the build de nition.

Note Notice the Oracle error message number for the unique constraint violation: 00001. This must have been one of the first error messages implemented in Oracle!

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