Account Status : Active or Inactive

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90fatty

using MSPServer 2003, can someone give me a definition and use for the
Account Status ( active or inactive) used under [ Admin, Manage users, Modify
users.
 
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Dale Howard [MVP]

90fatty --

I'll give it a try. Active users represent resources in the Enterprise
Resource Pool who work on projects. Active users also represent those who
do not work on projects but do work with Project Web Access, such as your
executives. The term "active" means that the person currently works for
your company, or currently does contract work for your company, and needs to
use the Project Server system.

When a user leaves your company, you can set his/her user account to
Inactive, indicating that he/she is no longer eligible to work in projects
or to use the Project Server system. After you set a user account to
inactive, your project managers should reassign uncompleted work from the
inactive resource to an active resource. Hope this helps.
 
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90fatty

Dale, perfect; thank you

Dale Howard said:
90fatty --

I'll give it a try. Active users represent resources in the Enterprise
Resource Pool who work on projects. Active users also represent those who
do not work on projects but do work with Project Web Access, such as your
executives. The term "active" means that the person currently works for
your company, or currently does contract work for your company, and needs to
use the Project Server system.

When a user leaves your company, you can set his/her user account to
Inactive, indicating that he/she is no longer eligible to work in projects
or to use the Project Server system. After you set a user account to
inactive, your project managers should reassign uncompleted work from the
inactive resource to an active resource. Hope this helps.




90fatty said:
using MSPServer 2003, can someone give me a definition and use for the
Account Status ( active or inactive) used under [ Admin, Manage users,
Modify
users.
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D

Dale Howard [MVP]

90fatty --

You are more than welcome, my friend! :)




90fatty said:
Dale, perfect; thank you

Dale Howard said:
90fatty --

I'll give it a try. Active users represent resources in the Enterprise
Resource Pool who work on projects. Active users also represent those
who
do not work on projects but do work with Project Web Access, such as your
executives. The term "active" means that the person currently works for
your company, or currently does contract work for your company, and needs
to
use the Project Server system.

When a user leaves your company, you can set his/her user account to
Inactive, indicating that he/she is no longer eligible to work in
projects
or to use the Project Server system. After you set a user account to
inactive, your project managers should reassign uncompleted work from the
inactive resource to an active resource. Hope this helps.




90fatty said:
using MSPServer 2003, can someone give me a definition and use for the
Account Status ( active or inactive) used under [ Admin, Manage users,
Modify
users.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
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