Need P2002 PDS code samples...

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CrazyOnU

Does anybody have pointers to good (or at least complete) PDS code samples
for Project Server 2002?

Will take VB6, VB.Net, C# (or Swahili at this point).

Tried to write enterprise resources and enterprise outline codes (RBS and
OBS) directly to SQL Server database but some values and resources are
"invisible".

Any help, guidance, or positive thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance...
 
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Rod Gill

Hi,

Search msdn.microsoft.com, there are PDS white papers and examples there
including the Project 2002 SDK
 
C

CrazyOnU

Thanks Rod. I've already gone through the P2002 and P2003 stuff in MSDN.

A little background... I'm taking data from two legacy systems, normalizing
both into a single transaction table, reconciling differences between the two
and then using them as the basis for automatically updating the Enterprise
Global Resource Pool and two outline codes (RBS and OBS) as well as the
resource connections to those outline codes.

My current sticking point is how to read and write the outline codes. After
I get that worked out, I'll need to figure out how to write related resource
info (Windows Account, Email Address, and Code which we're using to store the
Employee ID in).

I'm a relative XML newbie, learning how to do introductory stuff in VB.Net
and switching over my SQL calls into PDS calls along the way. I've already
gutted the PDSTest.Net and used it as the basis for developing a data store
class instantiated in my program to isolate the Project Server data access
from the data processing.

I've been trying for over a year to get my users to at least evaluation
P2003, which would have made significant portions of this more
straightforward.

As is the norm, this part of the project is late and I'm scrambling to catch
up as the scope creeps steadily on...

Thanks in advance!
 

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