Make tasks read-only in Project Web Access for resources

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Thomas Czichowsky

Hi all,
I'm using Project Server 2002 and am dealing with an issue regarding
unfinished tasks. I don't want resources to update actuals on a task
if the finish date lies a certain period of time in the past. For
example: A task should have been finished 4 months ago but is not yet
finished. In this case it should not be possible for a team member to
assign actual work to this task.
I first thought of filtering the timesheet view but found no
possibility how to do this. It is also not possible to delete these
tasks or assignements since I want to keep this information.
I'm thankful for any ideas on this issue!
Regards Thomas
 
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Thomas Czichowsky

Gary,
thanks for your help so far. Which table do you think of? Think it must be
one of the MSP_VIEW-Tables but don't know which one exactly?
Regards Thomas
 
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Ludo

Thomas,

I would suggest you to "play" with the fields "WASSN_REMOVED_BY_RESOURCES"
and "WASSN_DELETED_IN_PROJ" in "MSP_WEB_ASSIGNMENTS" table. Those fields
(flags, 0 or 1) allows to mark assignemnts as read only
(WASSN_DELETED_IN_PROJ = 1) - This one is set to 1 when the assignment is
deleted from MS Project and the plan is published - or hidden in Timesheet
(WASSN_REMOVED_BY_RESOURCES = 1) - This one is used when the user use the
"Hide Task" Function.

A good example of this is what I've developped: the possibillity for the
Project manager to prevent booking on tasks or to hide them directly from the
project plan (using 2 flag fields). This allow the PM to manage on what task
he wants his resources to book time against.

I hope this helps,
 
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Thomas Czichowsky

Ludo,
thanks you very much for that hint! This seems to work for me, too.
Regards Thomas
 

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