Hi,
Yes it is possible to download the latest database artifacts of TFS.
To be able to do it you can follow the next steps:
Once you have configured your virtual database you can execute a VCSUPDATE command in the VQL Shell using the following syntax:
```
VCSUPDATE [ DBELEMENTS ] <element path:literal> [FORCE ][ REVISION <revision:literal> ] [ WITH DROPS ]VCSUPDATE [ NOCONFLICTS ] [ DBELEMENTS ] <element path:literal> [ FORCE ][ REVISION <revision:literal> ]
```
For example:
```
VCSUPDATE NOCONFLICTS DBELEMENTS ‘/database/<database_name>/’ FORCE REVISION <revision_no>
```
To create the export script you could do something like this:
```
export -l <login> -p <password> -h <host>:<port>/database -f denodoexport.vql -pf denodoexport.properties -property includeProperties
```
To create the import script you could use the following syntax :
```
import -su -f export.vql -h server1/db1?user1@pwd -h “server2:9999/db2?user2@pwd&queryTimeout=999999”
```
Please refer Virtual DataPort Administration Guide under the following sections:
* Version Control Systems Integrations.
* VCS Operations for Microsoft TFS and Subversion.
* USING THE IMPORT/EXPORT SCRIPTS FOR BACKUP AND/OR REPLICATION.
Hope this helps.
