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Retained Logic Question

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Sunil Kumar
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Frank,

The problem I have is when I schdeule on retained logic, I have some activities which has completed 90% and will take actually one day after the schedule date but when I schedule it shows it requires more than 1 day and all its predecessor is 100% complete.

Trust I was clear on this


Thanx

Sunil

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Bernard Ertl
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Sunil, perhaps it may be a calendar phase problem. Check the calendars for any FF predecessors (I suppose ancestors is a better word - you may have to check several tasks preceding) to see if they are delaying the task (even though the predecessor is completed).

I remember seeing this problem on some scheduling system back when I was doing some testing, but I honestly don’t recall which system exhibited this behavior.

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Ernesto Puyana
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It could be that your program is linking percent complete to remaining duration.
Frank Borcherdt
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Check constraints, suspend and resume dates and calendar of 90% complete activity.

If using Projects within Project Groups check advanced scheduling options re Data dates.

There has to be a logical reason and I consider progress overide fairly dangerous for the reason I explained before.