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For the suspend-resume activity, keep following the predecessors back until you find a relationship that eliminates the suspend-resume situation when you change the relationship. The newer versions of Primavera seem to be more sensitive to continuity of the start-finish relationships in a path.
Hi Abhi,
- If the suspend/resume functionality is used then the early start is set equal to the resume date, its design for work in this way only .
Also you should know; - The early finish is calculated using the resume date and the remaining duration.- If the suspend date is entered without a resume date then, P6 ignores the suspend date.- Units and costs are not spread over the period of suspension.- P6 calculates an actual duration for all activities based on the amount of non-suspended time.- The amount of time that an activity’s progress is suspended is generally deducted from the total duration. - Ravi
Hi Abilash / Mike,
I'm also experiencing the same issue! I checked all the settings and calendars and it still shows inactive period between the datadate and suspend date. Is yours resolved or you still have the problem? Please help / advise.
Regards, Nima
Please check if there any constraints imposed and activity relationships.
Hi Mike, Both calendars are active during 14/Feb/14 ` 28/Feb/14
Br,
Abilash
Hi Abilash
Check your calendars both on the task and resource allocations.
Best regards
Mike Testro
Email: PPadmin@planningplanet.com
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