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I recently had to bulk delete and then bulk create project sites for a client. Rather than engaging one of our devs I wrote a PowerShell script to do this. This does need PowerShell 3.0 or later to work. This post covers the bulk create script as this is generic, the bulk delete was specific... Continue Reading →
I have been meaning to publish this PowerShell script for a few months but finally got around to it today. The PowerShell script creates a project from a template then updates the Enterprise Project Type (EPT). I did write a post over a year ago on how to create a project using PowerShell but this... Continue Reading →
I haven’t posted for a while due to work commitments and just generally being too busy – I am hoping this will change after the summer! Anyway, just a quick post today to let you know that I have tested some of the key PowerShell scripts I wrote for Project Server 2010 on Project Server... Continue Reading →
There have been several requests for publishing projects listed in a text file, this follows on from my post / publish all projects script found below: https://pwmather.wordpress.com/2012/05/31/updated-publish-all-projects-in-projectserver-using-powershell-msproject-ps2010-sp2010/ http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Server-2010-Publish-all-45ba385b ****Update - this also works for Project Server 2013**** This script allows you to specify a list of projects in a text, then only those projects will... Continue Reading →
I recently wrote a PowerShell script that updates a Project Server lookup table with values from a text file. The script is available to download, I have uploaded it to the Microsoft Script Center below: http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Update-Server-Lookup-table-bb1ae14f ****Update - this also works for Project Server 2013**** This post will detail what needs to be updated in... Continue Reading →
I have been meaning to update the publish all script for a while now but only just got a chance to post the updated script here and also published it to the script center. The publish all script from my earlier blog post works fine until you have a project that exists in the Archive... Continue Reading →
Quite often there is a request for audit information from Project Server but unfortunately there is nothing available out of the box. This post covers a very high-level solution to this using the Project Server PSI and PowerShell. Most actions in Project Server are processed via the Project Server queue, one simple way to get... Continue Reading →
A frequent request from Project Server Administrators is how can I publish all projects on the server to ensure that the reports are current. This is where PowerShell comes in very handy again. Below is the PowerShell script that will publish all project plans in the server. $svcPSProxy = New-WebServiceProxy -uri "http://vm353/pwatest/_vti_bin/PSI/Project.asmx?wsdl" -useDefaultCredential $ProjectList =... Continue Reading →
Following on from a recent post on Project Server PSI PowerShell scripts, I thought of a nice slightly more advanced example. The script below will create a new project using the specified project template. $ProjName = Read-Host -Prompt "Enter the Name of the Project" Write-host "The Project is called $ProjName" $svcPSProxy = New-WebServiceProxy -uri "http://vm353/pwatest/_vti_bin/PSI/Project.asmx?wsdl"... Continue Reading →
Following from a post I wrote mid last year on Project Server data export using the PSI and PowerShell I thought I would create a new post to show further simple examples of getting Project data via the PSI using PowerShell (no coding!). Firstly I will just explain each part of a simple script using... Continue Reading →
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