Has anyone been able to get Project Server 2003 to work with SQL Server that has SQL SP 4 applied to it? Thanks in advance, JD
Project Server working with SQL Server 2000 SP 4
3 posts
• Page 1 of 1
- 1. Disable permanently delete project in MSP
Hi Just wondering is there an easy way of disabling/removing the Permanently Delete Project button on the "Open from Microsoft Office Project Server" dialog box. I marked "Deny" for Delete Project for this user in USERS, his GROUPS and his CATEGORIES, but the button stay avaiable yet. It a easy way to delete project without pemission. Can anybody help me please? Thanks -- Marco Paulo - MP Brasil - 2. Accepting time
We have the case where a PM may not be able to accept time and needs another PM to do it for them. I understand the concept of changing managers on a schedule. However, that only seems to work for any new time logged against tasks. What about time logged before the new PM took responsibility? How can that time be processed into the schedule? - 3. Change in Managed Periods
Hi : We use managed periods divided into weekly chunks to record time using Project Web access. The period starts from Jan - Dec. Due to some changes we have to change the periods from weekly to semi weekly in middle of year. Any side effects I should be aware of or any bext practices? Will it impact people who have already entered there time in the system or people who pre entered there time. Thanks - 4. Updating timesheets
Is there a stored proc or process to update the actual hours on a task by updating the project server database directly or though a seperate application? We have two time logging applications (project server and an internal app) rather than doing dual time entry for one group, I would like to automate the process. Before you ask....we have to keep both timesheet processes...already tried to get rid of one. Thanks, Dave - 5. SP2a How quick?
The tech ran SP2a; says it was only a msi file, and that it ran without any completed message. Does that sound right?
Next
Project Server working with SQL Server 2000 SP 4
by SkQ » Thu, 09 Jun 2005 04:32:19 GMT
Re: Project Server working with SQL Server 2000 SP 4
by Gary L. Chefetz [MVP] » Sat, 11 Jun 2005 06:25:16 GMT
JD: I believe that the issue is installation. Install using SP3a, then update to SP4. Note: I'm basing this on what others have told me. -- Gary L. Chefetz, MVP "We wrote the books on Project Server" http://www.**--****.com/ For Project Server FAQs visit http://www.**--****.com/ For Project FAQs visit http://www.**--****.com/
Re: Project Server working with SQL Server 2000 SP 4
by Gary L. Chefetz [MVP] » Sat, 11 Jun 2005 08:30:07 GMT
I'll add one more comment. There's a known bug with sql SP4 which affects installations using more than 2gig of RAM. -- Gary L. Chefetz, MVP "We wrote the books on Project Server" http://www.**--****.com/ For Project Server FAQs visit http://www.**--****.com/ For Project FAQs visit http://www.**--****.com/
Similar Threads:
1.Project Server 2002/SQL Server SP 3a
Our DBAs want to update our database server with SP3a and a patch for SQL Server CE. Will these affect our Project Pro 2002/Project Server 2002 databases? Thanks Tim.
2.SQL Server - Which SP is best for Project Server
Hi There I'm having problems publishing tasks to the Project Server, I've read through numerous threads related to the error message 0x800a0005 One of them suggest that a correct installation of SQL SP1 will do the trick. The question I have is, must I install SQL SP1, or can I go for a later SP version of SQL. Hope you can help Thanks Colm
3.Can we integrate Project server 2003 on SQL 2000 with WSS on SQL 2
Can we integrate Project server 2003 on SQL 2000 with WSS on SQL 2005. WSS is on SQL 2005 and we plan to install Project Server in a seprate box on SQL 2000 . Does it give any problems?
4.re - Upgrading project Server 2003 DB from SQL 2000 to Sql 2005 -
Hi All, We are also planning to upgrade our DBs for Project Server (ProjectSErver) and WSS (WSSContent) from SQL 2000 and SQL 2005. Any recommendations or best approach to perform this upgrade? thanks in advance. best rgds, Noynoy "John Foster" wrote: > You may want to look into some pitfalls related to the versioning of the database on 2k5. I have read that there are some compatibility problems in this scenario. > > They can be mitigated by setting the compatibility of the database on SQL2k5 to SQL2k. >
5.Upgrading project 2007 server from sql 2000 to sql 2005
I am currently running Project 2007 server on SQL 2000 and need to be upgrade to SQL 2005. Has anyone done this? If so, do you have any step-by-step procedure on how to do this? Any help is appreciated.
6. Can Office Project 2003 Server be migrated from SQL 2000 to SQL 20
7. re - Upgrading project Server 2003 DB from SQL 2000 to Sql 2005 - Talyo
8. Upgrading project Server 2003 DB from SQL 2000 to Sql 2005
3 posts
• Page 1 of 1
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 74 guest