you do not have any tasks assigned to you in any projects

[Ris]

We are seeing this problem occur frequently. A team member has several tasks
assigned to them and can see the list of tasks in PWA/ Tasks and the next day
or so the tasks dissapear. The message displayed in PWA/Tasks is "you do not
have any tasks assigned to you in any projects".
This has happened to several team members at different times, i have
previously deleted the project and re-published it ant this has resolved the
problem, however I now have team members in multiple projects and I do not
want to have to re-publish projects all the time.
I read one of the posts where it is advised to check the booking type is set
to committed and not proposed, I did check the resource and the booking type
was set to committed.

I'm concerned now, I don't want to have to re-publish all my projects each
time this happens.

Kind regards
Ris

 

[Ris]

I forgot to mention, the team member used a link from an earlier email
reminder for a status report request to get load PWA. I'm not sure if this
will affect the problem.

Ris

 

[Ris]

Also,

When I view the project in Project Centre/Assignments Work View, the tasks
are listed and assigned to the correct team member, however when I go to
Resources/View Resource Assignments and select the team member, I get no
assignm ents, the following message is displayed "There are no assignments
available for your selected resources.None of the resources you have selected
have any assignments. "

Ris

 

[Joe]

Are you sure you have selected "All Task" and not just the "Current" task?

 

[Ris]

Yes definately have selected all tasks.

I found that I have to open one of the projects in Project Professional and
go to resources and select "Specify the booking types for resources" and
select "Commit Resources" again even tough the resource is showing as
committed.
Then Bublish the change to the serever, once it is published the team member
can then view their tasks once again.

I don't understand why this is happeneing, if any one can explain this I
would really appreciate it.

Regards
Ris