Yes, that works. I also had to make sure that in Administration | Application Settings | Services to set the appropriate publication period. I captured data from 01-Dec-2013 thru 20-years from current date, which was way beyond my schedule. My schedule concluded in May of 2024. But it worked.
You may be publishing the project but not the resource and role data. If you go to Administration>Application Settings>Services, check to see if "Publish resource and role data." is checked. After pressing this you'll need to give your projects time to publish all this data. It may be in your best interests to add an "Enable Publication" column at the EPS level to verify that only jobs that should be published are being published. Otherwise you can really jam up your database.
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6 years 11 monthsYes, that works. I also had
Yes, that works. I also had to make sure that in Administration | Application Settings | Services to set the appropriate publication period. I captured data from 01-Dec-2013 thru 20-years from current date, which was way beyond my schedule. My schedule concluded in May of 2024. But it worked.
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8 years 5 monthsHello Steve,You may be
Hello Steve,
You may be publishing the project but not the resource and role data. If you go to Administration>Application Settings>Services, check to see if "Publish resource and role data." is checked. After pressing this you'll need to give your projects time to publish all this data. It may be in your best interests to add an "Enable Publication" column at the EPS level to verify that only jobs that should be published are being published. Otherwise you can really jam up your database.
Best,
Mike