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Terrie
What does this mean? It occurs after saving a project. There are resources in my project that are flagged as generic to prevent a spooler error since they are local and not enterprise resources.
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Gary L. Chefetz [MVP]
Terrie:
This indicates authentication issues. What do the errors look like in the
application log?
error since they are local and not enterprise resources.
This indicates authentication issues. What do the errors look like in the
application log?
resources in my project that are flagged as generic to prevent a spoolerTerrie said:What does this mean? It occurs after saving a project. There are
error since they are local and not enterprise resources.
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Matt Steele
I have the solution for our 9100 error. Gary is correct.
Try this link for the solution:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;
[LN];328249
I hope it works for you too. In our case, on the same day
you posted, we got this error. Somehow the
folder "dropview" was deleted from our system and we had
to restore it from tape.
Matt
generic to prevent a spooler error since they are local
and not enterprise resources.
Try this link for the solution:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;
[LN];328249
I hope it works for you too. In our case, on the same day
you posted, we got this error. Somehow the
folder "dropview" was deleted from our system and we had
to restore it from tape.
Matt
There are resources in my project that are flagged as-----Original Message-----
What does this mean? It occurs after saving a project.
generic to prevent a spooler error since they are local
and not enterprise resources.
T
Terrie
Gary
After looking around, I realized my cubes were not being built. So, after some more looking around I had to update the MDAC and SQLServer SP3 on my Project Server and this seemed to take care of my problems. I moved our SQLServer database to a Windows 2003 Server and did updates. In the process, I did not update my Project Server.
Terri
----- Gary L. Chefetz [MVP] wrote: ----
Terrie
This indicates authentication issues. What do the errors look like in th
application log
--
Gary Chefetz [MVP
http://www.msprojectexperts.co
We wrote the book on Project Serve
error since they are local and not enterprise resources
After looking around, I realized my cubes were not being built. So, after some more looking around I had to update the MDAC and SQLServer SP3 on my Project Server and this seemed to take care of my problems. I moved our SQLServer database to a Windows 2003 Server and did updates. In the process, I did not update my Project Server.
Terri
----- Gary L. Chefetz [MVP] wrote: ----
Terrie
This indicates authentication issues. What do the errors look like in th
application log
--
Gary Chefetz [MVP
http://www.msprojectexperts.co
We wrote the book on Project Serve
resources in my project that are flagged as generic to prevent a spooleTerrie said:What does this mean? It occurs after saving a project. There ar
error since they are local and not enterprise resources
T
Terrie
Matt,
I did look at the dropview folder and it's security that seemed to be OK. What I found was the following:
After looking around, I realized my cubes were not being built. So, after some more looking around I had to update the MDAC and SQLServer SP3 on my Project Server and this seemed to take care of my problems. I moved our SQLServer database to a Windows 2003 Server and did updates. In the process, I did not update my Project Server.
Thanks for your response,
Terri
----- Matt Steele wrote: ----
I have the solution for our 9100 error. Gary is correct.
Try this link for the solution
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb
[LN];32824
I hope it works for you too. In our case, on the same day
you posted, we got this error. Somehow the
folder "dropview" was deleted from our system and we had
to restore it from tape
Mat
generic to prevent a spooler error since they are local
and not enterprise resources.
I did look at the dropview folder and it's security that seemed to be OK. What I found was the following:
After looking around, I realized my cubes were not being built. So, after some more looking around I had to update the MDAC and SQLServer SP3 on my Project Server and this seemed to take care of my problems. I moved our SQLServer database to a Windows 2003 Server and did updates. In the process, I did not update my Project Server.
Thanks for your response,
Terri
----- Matt Steele wrote: ----
I have the solution for our 9100 error. Gary is correct.
Try this link for the solution
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb
[LN];32824
I hope it works for you too. In our case, on the same day
you posted, we got this error. Somehow the
folder "dropview" was deleted from our system and we had
to restore it from tape
Mat
There are resources in my project that are flagged as-----Original Message----
What does this mean? It occurs after saving a project.
generic to prevent a spooler error since they are local
and not enterprise resources.