develop with project center

[ma.benamor]

hi all
how i can manage the project center view with psi?
i like add my our fields(Columns)
thx

 

[Rod Gill]

I don't think its worth developing code to do that as its so quick to do
manually. If the API isn't in the PSI reference, then you will have to
create a PSI extension. My guess though is that doing this manually is much
more time efficient.

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[ma.benamor]

if i doing this manually i can't rename the names of fields like(Date1-
Date10)
so did you know how i can chage the names of this fildes
for exampel rename "Date1" to "Start day of the first Task "

 

[Rod Gill]

In Project Server 2007 there is no Date1 field etc. You simply declare new
fields via PWA and select what type of data they should hold and what the
name is.

Note that the Project_User, Task_User, Resource_User and Assignment_User
Views in the reporting database automatically update themselves to show all
defined custom fields: very useful.

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[ma.benamor]

but i don't like use a entreprise custom fields
so any other solution?

 

[Rod Gill]

Your post talked about using the PSI, which means you must be using Project
Server 2007 which means you can only use Enterprise fields as I don't think
the PSI works with local fields, but you need to check the PSI reference in
the SDK to confirm that. Renaming local fields is a feature that only exists
in Project Professional and Standard, so Project Server and the PSI can't do
it as far as I'm aware.

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Rod Gill
Project MVP

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