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Aws-admin/dev
Hi,
We are experiencing quite a strange error on our servers.
We have updates our staging environment to SP2 and April CU. Prior to this
we only had SP1 on.
We discover that when time is booked in the My Tasks page, submitted,
accepted and the project opened with a SP2 client the hours gets spread out
into the future.
For example it I booked 1 hour it gets turned into 0.25 and written over the
next few days to make up 1 hour.
The strange part is this only happens for resources that has a calendar
which allows for Saturday and Sunday to be working days, from 08:00 to 12:00
and then from 13:00 to 17:00.
The other strange thing is that if the project is opened with a SP1 client
the hours seem to be fine.
And as soon as one of the 2 clients (SP1 or SP2) save the project after the
hours was accepted the hours shown in that client is committed and it
displays the same in both clients.
Can anyone please shed some light on this please?
(SP2 and a client with SP1 and KB952067 installed reacts the same)
Thanks a million.
We are experiencing quite a strange error on our servers.
We have updates our staging environment to SP2 and April CU. Prior to this
we only had SP1 on.
We discover that when time is booked in the My Tasks page, submitted,
accepted and the project opened with a SP2 client the hours gets spread out
into the future.
For example it I booked 1 hour it gets turned into 0.25 and written over the
next few days to make up 1 hour.
The strange part is this only happens for resources that has a calendar
which allows for Saturday and Sunday to be working days, from 08:00 to 12:00
and then from 13:00 to 17:00.
The other strange thing is that if the project is opened with a SP1 client
the hours seem to be fine.
And as soon as one of the 2 clients (SP1 or SP2) save the project after the
hours was accepted the hours shown in that client is committed and it
displays the same in both clients.
Can anyone please shed some light on this please?
(SP2 and a client with SP1 and KB952067 installed reacts the same)
Thanks a million.