Thanks for the answer. Now when I got it I realize that my question was not detailed enough so let me explain:

I have a "main" tfs/sc branch from which I create a branch, e.g. on a label, and I name the branch "w637".

Now I checkout and update some files on "main", I checkin and they get the changeset number #2376

Then I make a merge from "main" to "w637". I select merge by changeset and I get a list of all changesets that have been added to "main" but not to "w637", among them I find changeset #2376 which i select and i finalize the merge. When I check in the merged update I get a new changeset number #2488

Now I repeat the merge by changeset operation just to verify that changeset #2376 is no longer listed and it is not. II am pleased, my changeset #2376 was merged to "w637" and is no longer listed as a merge cadidate. Obviosly TFS/SC keeps track of what changeset's have been merged to what branch, which is fine!

BUT! Now when I make a view history on branch "w637" I cannot see any trace of #2376. I can see #2488 which was the changeset id I got when I checked in my merge of #2376 (but there is no connection shown between the two)

What I would like to have is a "view merged changesets from branch x to branch y" possibility. The information is there, see my "Obviosly" sentence above. Is there a tool in STF that can give such information?

Thanks

The tf tool (and the api) seems to have most of the required functions that are not available in the Team Explorer.

Thanks for your help,