Project Professional Programming

[Shenthil]

Hi,
I am new to MS Project and I have project 2003 professional edition. Is it
possible to programmatically add new projects, tasks, resources, etc to MSP
2003?
If yes, can someone let me know the links and give me a start on this.

Thanks.

 

[Rod Gill]

Hi,

Project has a very powerful and comprehensive language in Project VBA. The
project.programming news group can provide a start and there are various
resources linked to from http://project.mvps.org/vbacode.htm including the
only current book on Project VBA (written by me!).

--

Rod Gill
Project MVP

NEW!! Project VBA Book, for details visit: www.projectvbabook.com

 

[John]

Hi,

Project has a very powerful and comprehensive language in Project VBA. The
project.programming news group can provide a start and there are various
resources linked to from http://project.mvps.org/vbacode.htm including the
only current book on Project VBA (written by me!).

Rod,
Where exactly is this newsgroup, "project.programming"?

John

 

[Rod Gill]

project.developer. My bad, sorry!

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Rod Gill
Project MVP

NEW!! Project VBA Book, for details visit: www.projectvbabook.com

 

[John]

project.developer. My bad, sorry!

Rod,
I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing out on something.

John

 

[Shenthil]

Hi Rod,
Thanks for giving me a start.
Now, I have a project saved in SQL Server. How can I open this project
programmatically in .net / C#. can you give me an example.?

Thanks.
Shenthil

 

[Rod Gill]

Hi,

You either use automation to open the project in MSProejct from C# or VB or
read data directly from SQL Server and display the information you want.
Full details of the schemas and sample SQL code in pjdb.htm in one of
Project's program folders.

--

Rod Gill
Project MVP

NEW!! Project VBA Book, for details visit: www.projectvbabook.com