Thanks to my colleague Trevor Turner for compiling the various places in Project Server and associated technologies that timeout values can be set. This came about to resolve problems in the Resource Substitution Wizard – but is helpful information for other slow scenarios too – particularly when large datasets are involved. As Trevor points out […]
This posting came about based on a comment on my posting http://blogs.msdn.com/brismith/archive/2009/05/13/project-server-2007-my-filters-don-t-work-in-my-data-analysis-views.aspx from Dick Ruemmele. Chris Bulson had also chased me up on this as I hadn’t had a chance to follow up. The issue is that OWC is somewhat limited in filtering – and the desire here was to have a list showing capacity […]
For full details of links and stuff see Christophe’s blog http://blogs.msdn.com/chrisfie/archive/2009/07/23/announcing-the-release-of-project-portfolio-server-2007-service-pack-2-sp2.aspx. Here are the highlights: Highlight of Portfolio Server 2007 SP2: contains significant security improvements, stability improvements, and performance improvements support for SQL Server 2008 32-bit (please note SQL 2008 64-bit is NOT supported) support for Portfolio Server on Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V contains all […]
I know, that was mean. And probably a little over 10,000 ft, as Rainier itself is 14,410ft. Keshav has posted some early information about Project 2010, but to hear more you will need to wait for the Project Conference in September – and it is certainly worth waiting for! The other Office client applications are […]
If you are running Project Server 2007 in a virtualized environment, how do you know if it is supported or not? As you may be aware we announced support through the Server Virtualization Validation Program, and now there is a Wizard to help you get a quick answer. Just choose your product: Select your environment […]
