How to use Claim Digger ?

Submitted by David Moses on
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Submitted by Rodel Marasigan on Wed, 2007-02-28 02:36
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David,



Try to install Primavera Service Pack 3 and it may resolve your problem on Claim Digger and Job Services.



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Submitted by Michael Hunter on Tue, 2007-02-27 18:49
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David



You will find it under the Project Management directory of your Primavera installation. For me this is:



C:\Program Files\Primavera 50\Project Management\Schedule Comparison



I renamed this to:



C:\Program Files\Primavera 50\Project Management\Claim Digger



...and it fixed the problem. Apparently, the choice of naming for the directory depends on the "Product Key" that is used at installation. In my case using the key for Engineering and Construction did not match the expectation of the installation routine. This is odd because I have the E&C flavour of Primavera Enterprise. No doubt this will be fixed in v6 ;-)





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Submitted by David Moses on Tue, 2007-02-27 08:21
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Dear Mr.Michael Hunter,



Could you tell me where exactly your "Schedule Comparison" directory under C: drive?



Because, I could not find such a directory under my computer’s C: drive.



I want to try your way of solving this problem.



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Submitted by Michael Hunter on Mon, 2007-02-26 22:06
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Hi All



I just checked my (recent) installation and...Calim Digger does not work any more.



It appears the P3e v5.0 SP>1 installs the directory with the wrong name or the program is looking for the wrong directory name (depends on your point of view.



My directory that contains the jar file was named "Schedule Comparison" and may be a throw-back to the days of "Schedule Analyser". Either way, just rename the directory to waht the program is expecting, ie "Claim Digger" and all is fixed!



Thanks to Alex of PCS, Perth



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Submitted by Rodel Marasigan on Mon, 2007-02-26 04:03
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I’m not sure why your claim digger does not install properly. Would you be able to give me your email and I send you the file and save it to claim digger folder and check if this will work otherwise I highly recommend to consult your product support and they may able to help you.



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Submitted by David Moses on Mon, 2007-02-26 03:44
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Hi There,



Re-installing of PM 5.0 did not solve the problem.



But I found a "Data1.zip" file under CD1.



The file you mentioned, "prm-cd.jar", is under the "Data1.zip" file.



It seems that everything is ready for installation, but it fails anyhow.



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Submitted by Rodel Marasigan on Fri, 2007-02-23 07:59
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Hi Mr. David,



Yes! It’s strange! You should have “prm-cd.jar” executable jar file or script called by PM5 to upload claim digger. I’m suggesting re-installing the PM5 and make sure to follow all the instruction prompted during the process.



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Submitted by David Moses on Fri, 2007-02-23 06:17
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Hi There,



It seems that you understand what my problem is Mr.Rodel Marasigan.



Actually when I click the claim digger button under tools menu it is trying to upload, but not succeeding.



As you reminded, I checked whether if I had a claim digger folder or not, what I saw is this,



Yes there is a claim digger folder under; C:-Program Files-Primavera5-Project Management-Claim Digger.



But there is no file or any other thing under Claim Digger folder. Strange ?



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Submitted by Rodel Marasigan on Fri, 2007-02-23 04:20
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Sometimes it takes time to upload the claim digger. If it’s really not updloading then you might need to re-install your PM5 and that might help. Another way to check is if you have a claim digger folder under your Project Management folder.



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Submitted by David Moses on Fri, 2007-02-23 04:00
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Hi There;



There is no error message at all.



When I click the Claim Digger button under Tools Menu I see nothing.



Since claim digger has to be installed automatically, as explained in the manual, it is expected to run properly.



I could not understand this.



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Submitted by David Moses on Fri, 2007-02-23 03:26
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Hi There,



I am using Primavera Version 5.0 already. I am sorry, I did not specify that at my first post.



But as I said I could not manage to use that.



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Submitted by stephen milburn on Thu, 2007-02-22 15:51
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Hi,

Claim Digger as far as i am aware is only available with version 5 of P3e