Hi Erik, didn't you know where to find me? Simplest way of doing this is: export all your objects into your workspace (using PowerShell) and TFS will check-out all the objects that have changed. Ideally this should only show the objects in your "cascade". The prerequisite is that before you started implementing this change in your NAV environment, code in NAV should have been synced with your TFS workspace (using PowerShell). This is the work I am doing on a daily basis. BTW: make it, that, before you checkin, you compare your pending changes with the latest version in TFS, to be sure that you checkin the right changes/objects.
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