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Tag Archives: Project Server
Programmatically retrieving the name of an SSP
This was asked on the new Stack Overflow programming questions site recently (which you should really check out and start using if you don’t already!). Getting the SSP name is something that I’ve needed to do to build the SSP … Continue reading
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SQL querying the queue
I recently found myself in the situation where the Project Server queue service was taking up almost all of a server’s CPU. Unfortunately due to the high demands of the queue jobs, the administration page was unavailable with a connection … Continue reading
Linking tasks to issues, risks, documents, and more…
In Project Server 2003 a feature was introduced to link issues, risks and documents to tasks. It’s been carried over to 2007 as well (although the UI for it isn’t as noticeable) and I think it’s one of the coolest … Continue reading
SharePoint and SQL schemas
I’m just under two weeks away from installing the infrastructure update to a production environment. But of course these things need testing first so I started the install on the development environment. Thing’s went hairy for a while… First I … Continue reading
Project Server ItemSwapper control
ItemSwapper hasn’t been documented by Microsoft so its behaviour may change between service packs – use at your own risk! With the 2007 version, Project Server is now a SharePoint application. One of the best things about this is the … Continue reading
