Thanks Dale.
I meant local copy of the project. I will communicate to PMs not to
copy-paste tasks to avoid corruption in future.
Regards,
Rohit
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Rohit --
What do you mean by an offline copy? Do you mean a copy saved as an
MPP
file? If so, that is not an offline project, but is called a local
project.
Assuming you mean a local project, there is nothing in particular you
can
look for as a sign of a corrupted project. The leading cause of
corrupted
projects continues to be that the PM cut/copied/pasted complete task
rows,
either internally in the project in question, or from an external
project.
I am happy that you have a good working copy of the project. It
sounds
like
the restore procedure only restored another corrupted copy of the
project.
Hope this helps.
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Hi Dale,
Thanks for the suggestion. Even after project restore it is not
working.
luckily we have offline copy of the project, so we will remove the
project
from enterprise and import it again.
Are there any signs that we should look for in standalone project
before
importing it into project server to prevent corruption issues?
What causes the project corruption and how do we prevent it?
Regards,
Rohit
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Rohit --
From the error message, it looks like Microsoft Project is
"choking"
when
it
tries to read the data in the project file (shown in the
"WinProj.ReadProjectCoreData" text string near the end of the error
log).
This makes me suspect even more strongly that this project is
corrupted.
And that takes me back to my original advice to you on how to
recover
the
project. Hope this helps.
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Hi Dale,
Thanks for the info.
I enabled logs on server and found the following error message in
log
when
i
open the project from client. Can you please advise on these
error
messages?
Error is: GeneralUnhandledException. Details: Attributes:
System.OutOfMemoryException: Exception of type
'System.OutOfMemoryException'
was thrown. at System.IO.MemoryStream.set_Capacity(Int32
value)
at
System.IO.MemoryStream.EnsureCapacity(Int32 value) at
System.IO.MemoryStream.Write(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32
count)
at
System.IO.BinaryWriter.Write(UInt16 value) at
Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.BusinessLayer.WinProjUtility.P12Serializer.WriteIntrinsicNullProperties(P12ContainerHeader
header, SqlDataReader dr, Object[] values, Dictionary`2 ordinals,
Boolean
sendDelta, Int32 createdRevCounterOrdinal, Int32[] nonBoolPids,
BinaryWriter
writer, Dictionary`2 extraPropValues) at
Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.BusinessLayer.WinProjUtility.P12Serializer.WriteIntr......insicDataRow(P12ContainerHeader
header, SqlDataReader dr, Object[] values, Int32[] nonBoolPids,
Dictionary`2
ordinals, Boolean sendDelta, Int32 createdRevCounterOrdinal,
BinaryWriter
writer, Dictionary`2 extraPropValues) at
Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.BusinessLayer.WinProjUtility.P12Serializer.SerializeProjectData(Guid
projGuid, SqlDataReader dataReader, List`1 tableNames, List`1
resultSets,
Boolean sendDelta, Boolean isCoreData, Dictionary`2 customFields,
Dictionary`2 extraPropValues, WinProjSecurity securityWorker,
BinaryWriter
writer) at
Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.BusinessLayer.WinProj.ReadProjectCoreData(Guid
projGuid, Int32 projType, Int32 datastore, String
oldVersionStampStr,
Int16
dataFormatVersion, UInt16[] containerIds, Int32 lcid, Guid
sessionGuid,
String session......Descr, Boolean isDataCompressed) at
Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.WebService.WinProj.ReadProjectCoreData(Guid
projGuid, Int32 projType, Int32 datastore, String
oldVersionStampStr,
Int16
dataFormatVersion, UInt16[] containerIds, Int32 lcid, Guid
sessionGuid,
String sessionDescr, Boolean isDataCompressed) . Standard
Information:
PSI
Entry Point: WinProj.ReadProjectCoreData Project User:
WW005\agraro00
Correlation Id: b5f8c7da-ca20-4d25-920d-f770ff808b58 PWA Site
URL:
http://us-axepm.ww005.siemens.net/PWA SSP Name: SSPEPM PSError:
GeneralUnhandledException (42)
Regards,
Rohit
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Rohit --
Given the fact that you can open other projects but cannot open
this
particular project, I would strongly suspect that the project
has
somehow
gotten corrupted. There are only a couple things you can do to
try
and
recover it. One approach is to open a new blank project, then
click
Insert - Project. In the Insert Project dialog, select the
project
in
question, DESELECT the "Link to project" option, and click the
Insert
button. If the operation works, you have at least recovered the
guts
of
the
project. You should save the project under a new name and
delete
the
old
corrupted project. The other approach is to use the
Administrative
Restore
feature in PWA and restore the last known working copy of the
project.
This
is assuming, of course, that you are using the Schedule Backup
feature
in
the system. If not, let this situation be a lesson to you that
you
should
set up the automatic backup of each project on a nightly backup.
You
might
want to retain 3 copies of each project, just in case. Hope
this
helps.
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Hi,
I am not able to open a enterprise project using MS project
2007.
All
other
projects on project server are working fine.
Error I was getting earlier was:
Project server encountered a problem with this error code: 42.
An
unhandled
exception occured in WinProj.ReadProjectCoreData. Error id =
"42",
name
=
"generalUnhandledException"
Now I restarted IIS on project server and when i try to open
project,
error
i am getting is:
Error ID: -2147024809
Error Description: Client:Loading the request into soapreader
failed.
Please advise on this urgent issue asap.
Thanks and regards,
Rohit agrawal
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