I know you can view the Build results by reviewing the summary tab. Is there anyway to export the data to excel or run a query to determine which work items and change sets were associated with the build Thanks.
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Philip Coupar
In addition to what Paul said, you can also use the GetChangeSetsForBuild and GetWorkItemsForBuild methods on the BuildStore object to get the data. Then you could export the information to a .csv file.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.teamfoundation.build.proxy.buildstore.getchangesetsforbuild(vs.80).aspx
Buck
programmer01
you could run the canned BuildReport. It is a click through report that will give you that info for each build. because its on the report server you can access it that way, or by actually putting it on the Portals fromt page much like the Remaining work report.
You could also create your own custom SSRS report in VS2005.