dries van der colff

Thanx John

I tested the queries, and it got rid of the administrative tasks appearing
in timesheets in our lab. I am still a bit hesitant to run the queries
against a live production database at our client, though. Has the procedure
been thoroughly tested for unexpected side-effects?

Regards

Dries

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johndellenbaugh

Dries / Gary,

As of now there is no MSFT KB article for this but I will speak with
our content manager to push for KB creation. The product group does
not recognize this as a bug since they intended for the Non-project
time to migrate over, largly due to customers who want to see the non
project time from their Project 2002 db, then use Administrtive
projects to track additional Non-project time.

As far as I know, I don't know or haven't seen any side affects. The
queries are pretty specific to the non-project time and do not affect
other tables. I have delivered this as a solution to some pretty
large companies and have not heard of any side affects.

If you need to discuss this further, please feel free to contact me at
MSFT a-jdell@microsoft.com or 425-704-5962.

I hope this helps.

John Dellenbaugh
MCSE/MCSA
425-501-3705
johndellenbaugh@hotmail.com

gary l. chefetz \(mvp\)

John:

Thankfully, I've made sure that none of my clients implemented this feature
in 2002, so no direct impact here, but I do thank you for pushing the
content folks. In the tradition of 2002, now that the service pack has been
out six months, it's time for the do***entation to appear.<g>

--

Gary L. Chefetz, MVP


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