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Rowan Patterson
Hi All,
I've been reading along the threads in microsoft.public.project.server
discussing whether to use managed time periods, and also about having
resource managers authorise timesheets in parallel to project managers
authorising project updates. All extremely interesting - a good topic
for an MVP to write a "How to ..." white paper maybe?
One item from the discussion which I'm still grappling with is the "You
have 3 resources that have unsubmitted timesheets for the period
26/06/2005 - 2/07/2005." style of message on the home page of project
web access. There's been a lot of discussion on this as well, with
several remedies for the problem of "phantom" warnings suggested. What
I'd like to know is more about the underlying database fields which
track these timesheet statuses.
I've tracked through the Web Access DB schema, and am guessing that the
tables MSP_WEB_WORK_APPROVAL and MSP_WEB_WORK and fields
WRES_ID_APPROVER, WAPPROVAL_STATUS and WWORK_APPROVAL_STATUS are a key
part of the project update approval side of things. Where are timesheet
approvals stored versus project update approvals? How is the
"submitted" status of a timesheet calculated (or where is it stored)?
Any responses gratefully received! Partial answers warmly welcomed!
Thanks & Regards,
Rowan Patterson PMP
Brisbane
I've been reading along the threads in microsoft.public.project.server
discussing whether to use managed time periods, and also about having
resource managers authorise timesheets in parallel to project managers
authorising project updates. All extremely interesting - a good topic
for an MVP to write a "How to ..." white paper maybe?
One item from the discussion which I'm still grappling with is the "You
have 3 resources that have unsubmitted timesheets for the period
26/06/2005 - 2/07/2005." style of message on the home page of project
web access. There's been a lot of discussion on this as well, with
several remedies for the problem of "phantom" warnings suggested. What
I'd like to know is more about the underlying database fields which
track these timesheet statuses.
I've tracked through the Web Access DB schema, and am guessing that the
tables MSP_WEB_WORK_APPROVAL and MSP_WEB_WORK and fields
WRES_ID_APPROVER, WAPPROVAL_STATUS and WWORK_APPROVAL_STATUS are a key
part of the project update approval side of things. Where are timesheet
approvals stored versus project update approvals? How is the
"submitted" status of a timesheet calculated (or where is it stored)?
Any responses gratefully received! Partial answers warmly welcomed!
Thanks & Regards,
Rowan Patterson PMP
Brisbane