Where can I find in the TFS database the user that entered a discussion item as shown here? I've found where the discussion items are on the WorkItemLongTexts table, and I see where the user data is on the Constants table, but I see no table or view that ties the two together.
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I finally figured out how the discussion/comments users and timestamps are stored in the TFS database. It's a dumb design. You have to UNION the WorkItemsWere and WorkItemsAre tables and JOIN to the WorkItemLongTexts. I explored the "Change Order" and "Rev" columns to make the JOIN, but made no sense of it. Rather, you have to JOIN by the DATETIMES. I wouldn't normally advocate joining like this, but it was the only way I could make it work. In the end I was able to extract all my data, complete my conversion and finally put TFS to bed.
Here's the query if you're interested...