Modern Work Management – Project and the Power Platform blog
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This post covers an example landing page for PWA using HTML and an image. Firstly select your chosen image and add on containers, other images, text etc. – anything you want really to define the image hotspots. These hotspots will become links. See my example below: This was a picture taken from a recent trip... Continue Reading →
Whilst working on a client site today to deploy the June 2012 CU to their SharePoint / Project Server 2010 farm I came across an issue in the pre-update health check. The issue was identified by the SharePoint health analyser as Missing server side dependencies. This particular missing dependency was an orphaned site in the... Continue Reading →
The Project Server reminders web part contains key information relating to all projects that the logged on user is involved in. This includes new task assignments, timesheet information, pending approvals and active issues and risks assigned to the logged on user. This post focuses on the issues and risks count as I have seen a... Continue Reading →
Quite often there is a requirement for some form of data snapshot in Project Server for trend analysis reporting. This post will give a simple explanation of how this can be achieved using the Project Server Reporting database and a SQL job. This example just captures some key project metrics such as Actual Work, Actual... 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 →
I recently came across an issue where the enterprise custom fields in the Enterprise Global didn’t match what was displayed in PWA > Server Settings > Enterprise Custom Fields and Lookup tables. I am not sure how or why this has happened, all I know it is seemed to be a combination of an upgrade... Continue Reading →
I recently worked on a Project to migrate two Project Server 2003 instances into one Project Server 2010 instance. We achieved this by migrating both Project Server 2003 instances to two separate Project Server 2007 instances then merged the smaller of the two instances into the other instance in 2007. Luckily we only needed to... Continue Reading →
I recently worked on a project to migrate from Project Server 2003 to Project Server 2010. While running the P12 migration tool the error below was thrown in the command prompt window: PWA Migration: Setup views to Project Server 2003 – Failed The Log file details for the error were as follows: Err1 = 37000... Continue Reading →
I recently investigated an issue where the Quick Launch configuration page in PWA > Server Settings didn’t display the links / sections correctly in Project Server 2010. The sections would not expand so therefore you could not change any settings for these links. The issue appears to exist only when upgrading from Project Server 2007... Continue Reading →
This is quick a quick post to summarise the main key areas that can be used when investigating any Project Server issues, I have included SharePoint as most would also apply to SharePoint. Firstly I will just list the key tools / logs that can be used then go on talk about each one in... Continue Reading →
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