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When running the witadmin command from the Visual Studio 2010 Command Line, where is this action logged in TFS 2010? An example command would be:
C:>witadmin exportwitd -collection:http://server:8080/tfs/projectcollection -p:TeamProject -n:Bug -f:c:\Bug.xml
One way to do this would be to query the command log in the collection database. Note: it’s generally recommended not to query the database directly, since the schema is not documented/supported and could change in a future release.
A ‘exportwitd‘ command will show up as Command = ‘GetMetadata‘. But that is also the same command that Visual Studio makes when you connect to TFS, so you’ll need to filter on the user agent.
A ‘importwitd‘ command will show up as Command = ‘Update‘