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You and several other developers are working on a large Visual Basic project. The project team is using Microsoft Visual SourceSafe for source code control. You make major changes to one component within the project. You want to share these changes with other developers on the team while minimizing the risk of causing errors for these other developers. How should you do this?
A. Check out all components from the VSS database. Test your new version with these components. If the project passes the tests, check your new version into the VSS database.
B. Check your new version into the VSS database. Send e-mail advising all other developers on the team to get the new version of the component.
C. Check your new version into the VSS database. Get the latest version of all components from the VSS database. Test your new version with these components. If the project fails the tests, undo your check-in.
D. Get the latest version of all components from the VSS database. Test your new version with these components. If the project passes the tests, check your new version into the VSS database.
Answer: D.



  
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