allow team member to view tasks

[ggshankar]

I have published my project into the Project Server and none of my team
members are able to view the tasks that are assigned under the tasks tab in
Project Web Access. Can someone throw some light on how to get this done.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Shankar

 

[RickD]

Check the Booking Type for the resources by highlighting the project name in
PWA and Build Team. The booking type must be Committed for them to see the
tasks on their timesheet. If it says "Proposed", change to "Committed" and
Save. open the project in Pro and Collaborate/Publish/Republish Assignments.
This will push the data out to the timesheets.

 

[ggshankar]

Rick you nailed it on the head.

That was a wonderful guidance.

Thanks a ton Rick.

Thanks & Regards,
Shankar

 

[ggshankar]

When i deleted a project and tried to republish it into the Project server i
encountered the following error.

[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Cannot Insert duplicate key
row in object 'MSP_ASSIGNMENT_BASELINES' with unique index
'I_MSP_ASSIGNMENT_BASELINES'.

Can you please help me to get around this problem?

Thanks in advance.

Thanks & Regards,
Shankar

 

[RickD]

How did you (a) delete the project and (b) put the project back in server to
publish?
--
Richard G. Dancer & Associates, Inc.

When i deleted a project and tried to republish it into the Project server i
encountered the following error.

[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Cannot Insert duplicate key
row in object 'MSP_ASSIGNMENT_BASELINES' with unique index
'I_MSP_ASSIGNMENT_BASELINES'.

Can you please help me to get around this problem?

Thanks in advance.

Thanks & Regards,
Shankar

Check the Booking Type for the resources by highlighting the project name in
PWA and Build Team. The booking type must be Committed for them to see the
tasks on their timesheet. If it says "Proposed", change to "Committed" and
Save. open the project in Pro and Collaborate/Publish/Republish Assignments.
This will push the data out to the timesheets.