B

backup

data tier, SQLServer 2005, 126–131

disaster recovery

built-in Windows tools, 123

ease of use, 123

importance, 121–122

plan, 122

SQL Server 2005 Backup and Restore, 123–124

third-party tools, 123

Team Foundation Server

databases, 125–131

encryption key, 131–133

base user permissions, setting, 36

base virtual machine, Virtual PC, 53–56

batch (.bat) file, 83–84

Beck, Kent (Extreme Programming Explained), 84, 150–151

Big Requirements Up Front (BRUF), 149

bissubscribe utility, 232

bottlenecks, goal, 158

branch office infrastructure, 395

branches, creating, 314–316

branching and merging code

best practices, 335–336

MSDN, 313

brink of chaos, CMMI process improvement, 163

browser

data warehouse, administering and refreshing, 438

Internet Explorer (Microsoft)

enhanced security configurations, 59

username and password, entering, 265

Windows SharePoint Team Portal

customizing, 269–272

viewing reports, 13

BRUF (Big Requirements Up Front), 149

bug fix, shelving, 322

bug rates, CMMI process improvement, 166

bug work item type, 276

build

execution, Team Foundation Build Server, 77–80

integration, 373

Team Foundation Server hardware requirements, 16

types, 74–77

typical, 83

The Build Master: Microsoft's Software Configuration Management Best Practices (Maraia), 72

build report, 80–82

build requirements, compiling, 7

build script, 26, 74

build server

client tier, installing, 93

installing Team Foundation Server, 50–51

bulk migration of work items, 458

bulk-logged recovery mode, 124

Business Analyst role, MSF Agile Process Model, 197