Oracle Primavera - PM6 Member for 23 years 8 months Member for 23 years 8 months Submitted by Dinesh Kumar D… on Sun, 2005-11-13 07:28 Permalink RE: User Defined fields (UDF) Hi Mukekh, Try SDK, you can do that. Regards Dinesh Member for 22 years 8 months Member for 22 years 9 months Submitted by Alex Wong on Sun, 2005-11-06 19:07 Permalink RE: User Defined fields (UDF) Hi Buy an integration tools in the market. That will help Resource assignment, Project code, EPS, Role, UDF ... Interested PM me I will give you some web site to look @ Alex Member for 23 years Member for 23 years Submitted by Steven Oliver on Thu, 2005-11-03 10:37 Permalink RE: User Defined fields (UDF) Could try creating your resource UDF, then organise your plan by resource copy over the first value, then fill down. Member for 23 years Member for 23 years 1 month Submitted by Mukesh Jain on Thu, 2005-11-03 10:21 Permalink RE: User Defined fields (UDF) Thanks Is there any other method (other than global change) to copy values of (activity) UDF to (Resource) UDF for respective activities. Regards Member for 23 years Member for 23 years Submitted by Steven Oliver on Thu, 2005-11-03 04:25 Permalink RE: User Defined fields (UDF) UDFs are defined as additional to activities, resources, risks and others. If the field you have defined is an (activity) UDF, then it will not be available through Global Change for Resources, you would need to define it as a (Resource) UDF. HTH Log in or register to post comments
Member for 23 years 8 months Member for 23 years 8 months Submitted by Dinesh Kumar D… on Sun, 2005-11-13 07:28 Permalink RE: User Defined fields (UDF) Hi Mukekh, Try SDK, you can do that. Regards Dinesh
Member for 22 years 8 months Member for 22 years 9 months Submitted by Alex Wong on Sun, 2005-11-06 19:07 Permalink RE: User Defined fields (UDF) Hi Buy an integration tools in the market. That will help Resource assignment, Project code, EPS, Role, UDF ... Interested PM me I will give you some web site to look @ Alex
Member for 23 years Member for 23 years Submitted by Steven Oliver on Thu, 2005-11-03 10:37 Permalink RE: User Defined fields (UDF) Could try creating your resource UDF, then organise your plan by resource copy over the first value, then fill down.
Member for 23 years Member for 23 years 1 month Submitted by Mukesh Jain on Thu, 2005-11-03 10:21 Permalink RE: User Defined fields (UDF) Thanks Is there any other method (other than global change) to copy values of (activity) UDF to (Resource) UDF for respective activities. Regards
Member for 23 years Member for 23 years Submitted by Steven Oliver on Thu, 2005-11-03 04:25 Permalink RE: User Defined fields (UDF) UDFs are defined as additional to activities, resources, risks and others. If the field you have defined is an (activity) UDF, then it will not be available through Global Change for Resources, you would need to define it as a (Resource) UDF. HTH
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23 years 8 monthsRE: User Defined fields (UDF)
Hi Mukekh,
Try SDK, you can do that.
Regards
Dinesh
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22 years 8 monthsRE: User Defined fields (UDF)
Hi
Buy an integration tools in the market. That will help
Resource assignment, Project code, EPS, Role, UDF ...
Interested PM me I will give you some web site to look @
Alex
Member for
23 yearsRE: User Defined fields (UDF)
Could try creating your resource UDF, then organise your plan by resource copy over the first value, then fill down.
Member for
23 yearsRE: User Defined fields (UDF)
Thanks
Is there any other method (other than global change) to copy values of (activity) UDF to (Resource) UDF for respective activities.
Regards
Member for
23 yearsRE: User Defined fields (UDF)
UDFs are defined as additional to activities, resources, risks and others.
If the field you have defined is an (activity) UDF, then it will not be available through Global Change for Resources, you would need to define it as a (Resource) UDF.
HTH