OT: Long shot - anbody know Project Server 2010 very well?

FoldingJoe

A very long shot, I know, but I'm after some advice on Project Server 2010.

Anybody sad enough to own up?

Cheers
FJ

gtvlusso

If it is an MS product, then no and you are a black hearted soul.....

Linux/Unix/DB only.....

notsoblue

What do you need to know, Joe?

FoldingJoe

Updating time under My Tasks - where is the data saved, so I can report.on it, BEFORE it is saved, approved and published?

I've run a profile trace but non the wiser. :roll:

optimisticbiker

FoldingJoe wrote:

Updating time under My Tasks - where is the data saved, so I can report.on it, BEFORE it is saved, approved and published?

I've run a profile trace but non the wiser. :roll:

Not a user of Project Server 2010 myself, but I'd guess you'd be looking to report off the Draft or Published databases as documented in outline here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/libr ... 3099.aspx., also this blog might give you some clues http://www.mpug.com/News/Pages/ProjectP ... ystem.aspx

FoldingJoe

That link to the technet article doesn't seem to work OB.

Also, don't want to have to delve into the dark world of VS!!

dhope

FoldingJoe wrote:

That link to the technet article doesn't seem to work OB.

Also, don't want to have to delve into the dark world of VS!!

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/libr ... 73099.aspx

FoldingJoe

Yeah, I know about the three db's, but finding the data is another thing!!

optimisticbiker

The schema for the databases is allegedly documented in the Project Server 2010 SDK