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Yemo
If there is more than one Project Server 2003 implementation in a company, do we REALLY need to restart Project 2003 every time we need to log onto a different server?
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Rod Gill
Yes,
Startup is the only time Project connects to Project Server and downloads
the Enterprise Global file which of course affects all views etc.
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Rod Gill
Project MVP
Visit www.msproject-systems.co.nz for Project Companion Tools and more
If there is more than one Project Server 2003 implementation in a company,
do we REALLY need to restart Project 2003 every time we need to log onto a
different server?
Startup is the only time Project connects to Project Server and downloads
the Enterprise Global file which of course affects all views etc.
--
Rod Gill
Project MVP
Visit www.msproject-systems.co.nz for Project Companion Tools and more
If there is more than one Project Server 2003 implementation in a company,
do we REALLY need to restart Project 2003 every time we need to log onto a
different server?
Y
Yemo
.....but couldnt this be accomplished with a disconnect/connect dialog that
closes the active document/view in Project 2003 before reconnecting to
another source?
closes the active document/view in Project 2003 before reconnecting to
another source?
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Rod Gill
That question can probably only be answered by the Project Server Architect
at MS! From a user point of view we have to close then open to change
accounts and after any change in the Enterprise Global.
at MS! From a user point of view we have to close then open to change
accounts and after any change in the Enterprise Global.