Project page doesn't match schedule file even after publishing all info

J

J Baird

Why don't task names in the Project Page match the schedule file's task
names, even after "publishing all information"?

Here's the test I did:
1) Created a test schedule, with task ID#2 named "Test Task", assigned
myself to the task (I'm an Enterprise Resource) and published both the
Assignments and the Project Plan with the summary.
2) I updated the task in the web, and accepted the task changes.
3) In MSP, I changed the name of task ID#2 from "Test" to "Test
Tasktttttttttttt"
4) I republished "All Information"

The Task name doesn't change in the "View A Project" view! When I click on
the plan in the "Project Center" view, and the "View A Project" view opens,
Task 2 still says "Test Task", not "Test Tasktttttttttttt".

BTW: The Assignments view correctly displays "Test Tasktttttttttttt" as the
task name.

How do I get the task name to change in the Projects Detail view????
 
J

J Baird

Republish Assignments? It's the Projects page that was doing this. Now, it
seems to be fine. Is there some sort of delay that's built into the SQL
server?
 
G

Gary L. Chefetz [MVP]

Jill:

Yes, there can be significant delays between the time you click publish, and
the time these show up in Project Server.

Depending on the traffic on the server running the Views Notification
service and the server's throughput capacity (and network traffic when SQL
and PS are not on the same machine), changes to the tables can take anywhere
from mere moments to several hours to show up.

Note that all publish requests are fed to a queue (the ViewDrop folder). The
system begins working on these almost instantaneously, but it doesn't
process them sequentially, it processes them concurrently. Therefore, when a
lot of publish requests hit the server all at once, they'll all take as long
to show up as it takes the system to process all of them.
 
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