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Rasmus Anker
Hi Project Newsgroup
I’m trying to find a way to manage calendar exceptions (i.e. vacations) at the Enterprise Resource Level via SQL. The plan is to make an application that writes directly to the SQL database.
Via Project Pro I would normally chose:
- Tools/Options/Open Enterprise Resource Pool…
- Select a resource and open it
- Make the necessary changes to the resource calendar
- Save the resource
Is there a way to do this via SQL? In which tables do I find the information?
I have tried to make the changes to the table MSP_CALENDAR_DATA. This works, but I have to manage the calendar exceptions for each project the resource is a member of. It would be a better solution if I could mange the enterprise resource calendar, and not the project specific resource calendar.
So sum up: In which table do I find the enterprise resource calendar exceptions?
Looking forward to your reply
Regards
Rasmus Anker
I’m trying to find a way to manage calendar exceptions (i.e. vacations) at the Enterprise Resource Level via SQL. The plan is to make an application that writes directly to the SQL database.
Via Project Pro I would normally chose:
- Tools/Options/Open Enterprise Resource Pool…
- Select a resource and open it
- Make the necessary changes to the resource calendar
- Save the resource
Is there a way to do this via SQL? In which tables do I find the information?
I have tried to make the changes to the table MSP_CALENDAR_DATA. This works, but I have to manage the calendar exceptions for each project the resource is a member of. It would be a better solution if I could mange the enterprise resource calendar, and not the project specific resource calendar.
So sum up: In which table do I find the enterprise resource calendar exceptions?
Looking forward to your reply
Regards
Rasmus Anker