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russ
Hi all,
We are using EPMS2003 to track projects in our IT department and the
timesheet approved actuals are exported to a financials database.
We recently found that Saved Web edits were being uploaded with
approved web edits (oh my god - your whole project management system
is
"out of control" - damn microsoft and damn you - we'll never be
accountable again - or words to that effect!)
The SQL we used to filter records in MSP_WEB_WORK relied on the
following WHERE statement;
WHERE (MSP_WEB_WORK.WWORK_TYPE = 1) AND
(MSP_WEB_TRANSACTIONS.WTRANS_ACTION = 1)
this does not discriminate between edited/saved and
edited/saved/approved
so, we came up with this (which seems to work);
WHERE (MSP_WEB_WORK.WWORK_TYPE = 1) AND
(MSP_WEB_TRANSACTIONS.WTRANS_ACTION = 1),
but it gives the same results as;
WHERE (MSP_WEB_WORK.WWORK_UPDATE_STATUS = 0) AND
MSP_WEB_WORK.WWORK_APPROVAL_STATUS = 1)
The question is does anyone really know which field is the real one,
and which one is the imposteur?
P.S. PJSVRDB.HTM is not clear on this subject
Thanks a lot,
Russell.
We are using EPMS2003 to track projects in our IT department and the
timesheet approved actuals are exported to a financials database.
We recently found that Saved Web edits were being uploaded with
approved web edits (oh my god - your whole project management system
is
"out of control" - damn microsoft and damn you - we'll never be
accountable again - or words to that effect!)
The SQL we used to filter records in MSP_WEB_WORK relied on the
following WHERE statement;
WHERE (MSP_WEB_WORK.WWORK_TYPE = 1) AND
(MSP_WEB_TRANSACTIONS.WTRANS_ACTION = 1)
this does not discriminate between edited/saved and
edited/saved/approved
so, we came up with this (which seems to work);
WHERE (MSP_WEB_WORK.WWORK_TYPE = 1) AND
(MSP_WEB_TRANSACTIONS.WTRANS_ACTION = 1),
but it gives the same results as;
WHERE (MSP_WEB_WORK.WWORK_UPDATE_STATUS = 0) AND
MSP_WEB_WORK.WWORK_APPROVAL_STATUS = 1)
The question is does anyone really know which field is the real one,
and which one is the imposteur?
P.S. PJSVRDB.HTM is not clear on this subject
Thanks a lot,
Russell.