Resource Units for Tasks entered in PWA differs than tasks entered inProject 2007

M

Mollie

Hello,
I have an ePM user asking why if he enters a project task in PWA does
it not check the resource max units allocation the same way as when he
enters a task in Project Professional.

For example:
You have a project where resource A is 50% allocated. When you create
a task in Project Professional for this resource, the resource
allocation is set to 50%.
Create a task under the same project in PWA, submit and approve the
task.
Open project professional and view the task information for the task
entered in PWA, why is the resource allocation set to 100% instead of
50% set for this resource?

Environment -
MICROSOFT OFFICE PROJECT - SERVER
=====================================
Product Version: Project Server 2007
Service Pack: Feb CU


Project Server Application Server
OS/SERVICE PACK: Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise SP2 32-bit
INSTALLED APPLICATIONS:
Project Server 2007
Moss 2007 binaries


Project Server DB Server
OS/SERVICE PACK: Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise SP2 32-bit
INSTALLED APPLICATIONS: SQL Server 2005 SP2

Project Professional Client
Microsoft Office Project 2007 (12.0.6423.1000) SP2 MSO
(12.0.6425.1000)


Does anyone have any insight on this?
Thanks
Mollie
 
G

Gary Chefetz

Mollie:

The simple answer is that the controls in the PWA interface are not as rich
as those in the Project client. Therefore, the Project Manager needs to make
these changes when accepting new task proposals.
 
M

Mollie

Mollie:

The simple answer is that the controls in the PWA interface are not as rich
as those in the Project client. Therefore, the Project Manager needs to make
these changes when accepting new task proposals.

--
Gary L Chefetz, MVP, MCT, MCITP
msProjectExpertshttp://www.msprojectexperts.com
FAQs and Referencehttp://www.projectserverexperts.com
BLOG:http://projectserverhelp.com

Thanks Gary, I've communicated this to my user and he is okay with
your explanation.
Mollie
 

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