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Debbie in San Diego
We have MS Project Server 2003 and MS Project Pro. We have serveral large
schedules (approx 6k lines). As the administrator, I performed a delete on
one of the schedules from Web Access by:
1. From Admin select Clean up the Project Server database
2. From the Clean up page, select the radio button for Projects and To-do
lists
3. Select the desired item
4. Hit the delete button.
The response was a dialog box that sais "an error occured" (I didn't note
the exact wording). But, when I looked at the list of projects, the desired
item was no longer listed.
Now, when we try to import a new schedule into the database using the import
function of MS Project Pro, an error message saying "you don't have
sufficient permissions to perform an import"....however...if the schedule
name is changed so it is different than the previously deleted item, the
person IS able to perform the import (without making any permission changes).
This is great except, we have naming conventions and we need for the filename
to be consistent.
The question is, was there some kind of corruption that took place during
the delete? Is there perhaps some residue somewhere in the db that is
preventing us from using that same file name? If so, how can the db be
cleaned up if the item isn't listed on the admin page?
thank you!
schedules (approx 6k lines). As the administrator, I performed a delete on
one of the schedules from Web Access by:
1. From Admin select Clean up the Project Server database
2. From the Clean up page, select the radio button for Projects and To-do
lists
3. Select the desired item
4. Hit the delete button.
The response was a dialog box that sais "an error occured" (I didn't note
the exact wording). But, when I looked at the list of projects, the desired
item was no longer listed.
Now, when we try to import a new schedule into the database using the import
function of MS Project Pro, an error message saying "you don't have
sufficient permissions to perform an import"....however...if the schedule
name is changed so it is different than the previously deleted item, the
person IS able to perform the import (without making any permission changes).
This is great except, we have naming conventions and we need for the filename
to be consistent.
The question is, was there some kind of corruption that took place during
the delete? Is there perhaps some residue somewhere in the db that is
preventing us from using that same file name? If so, how can the db be
cleaned up if the item isn't listed on the admin page?
thank you!