Monthly Archives: June 2011

What I Did For My Summer Vacation

(Taking a short break from the technical this week….Never fear, more Project fun is on its way.) My family, like many mixed international families, represents a unique combination of cultures, both inherited and acquired.  As a result, every couple of … Continue reading

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Passing Filter Parameters Through SharePoint URLs

Here’s a neat trick I figured out the other day.  It didn’t actually solve my problem, but I figured it was worth documenting in case it comes in handy in the future.  My goal was to add filter parameters to … Continue reading

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Identifying Resource Calendar Exceptions with Project Professional

I delivered a Microsoft Project Professional tips and tricks session a while back, and that may have gotten me thinking about other tricks that I’ve got buried deep in the recesses of presentation topics folder. This post addresses a question … Continue reading

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Applying Security to a PDP Redux

A couple of weeks ago, I thought I’d figured out how to apply security to a PDP page and documented it in a post here.  Well, it turns out I was wrong.  A reader pointed out that she’d tried the … Continue reading

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PMI Houston Follow Up

Thanks to everyone for attending my two presentations today at Houston’s George R. Brown Convention Center.  As discussed, please find the relevant links below: 1) Portfolio Management with Project Server 2010 – the presentation was based on a white paper … Continue reading

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Project Server 2010 Database Restore (Part II)

My last post provided an overview of the available options to move PWA from one farm to another.  In this post, I will walk through in more detail how to use the five database restore method to migrate a PWA … Continue reading

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Project Server 2010 Database Restore (Part I)

It’s disaster recovery week here at Project Epistemology.  In this episode, I set my sights on the various techniques available to either restore or migrate Project Server to a new farm.  My next post will discuss how to use the … Continue reading

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Testing User Roles with Delegation

Delegation in Project Server 2010 is one of those features that I’ve been vaguely exposed to but have never really played with in detail.  I always felt that the feature was designed for one user to cover for another user … Continue reading

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