P3 Sdef Conversion
Mon, 2005-04-18 17:52
Hello all
I am trying to find a software which converts or exports P3 V3.1 into SDEF format which is the type of ASCII file used by the corps of engineers.
The net does not provide any download link for such software even though i was able to find something called P3SDEF but no more info available.
Please it will be great if someone can guide me for a dowload link or explain an easy solution to convert to SDEF.
Thank you
Serge
I am trying to find a software which converts or exports P3 V3.1 into SDEF format which is the type of ASCII file used by the corps of engineers.
The net does not provide any download link for such software even though i was able to find something called P3SDEF but no more info available.
Please it will be great if someone can guide me for a dowload link or explain an easy solution to convert to SDEF.
Thank you
Serge
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Fri, 2005-05-06 10:10
#1
Dear Andrew,
Thank you for your effort in writting the script. I have used it and seems to work preety well.
Thank you again
Serge
Thank you for your effort in writting the script. I have used it and seems to work preety well.
Thank you again
Serge
Wed, 2005-04-27 09:10
#2
Here is the link for the SDEF file converter written by myself.
Please note that it’s not tested yet. It takes me 2 days to code all major routines.
However due to the SDEF format limitations there are some pitfalls in conversion (Budgeted Cost, etc). I’m planning to add the errors warning in the future release.
However your recommendation will be highly appreciated.
http://home.ripway.com/2005-3/268277/SDEF_setup.exe
Andrew
Please note that it’s not tested yet. It takes me 2 days to code all major routines.
However due to the SDEF format limitations there are some pitfalls in conversion (Budgeted Cost, etc). I’m planning to add the errors warning in the future release.
However your recommendation will be highly appreciated.
http://home.ripway.com/2005-3/268277/SDEF_setup.exe
Andrew
Wed, 2005-04-27 05:16
#3
Dear Frank & Andrew,
Thankyou for your valuable explanation and providing the link.
Cheers!!!
Daya
Thankyou for your valuable explanation and providing the link.
Cheers!!!
Daya
Wed, 2005-04-27 03:24
#4
Wed, 2005-04-27 02:44
#5
P3SDEF was specifically written to output the required data in SDEF (Standard Data Exchange Format). Further information (including software download) is in the Primavera Knowledge Base if you search for SDEF.
Dayanidhi….the US Corp of Army Engineers developed the format so that they can accept PM data from any software that outputs data in this format. The advantage to them is that they can deal with many organizations using various software tools and analyze and exchange the data electronically. The advantage to the user is that that can submit (and hopefully win) a complying bid.
Dayanidhi….the US Corp of Army Engineers developed the format so that they can accept PM data from any software that outputs data in this format. The advantage to them is that they can deal with many organizations using various software tools and analyze and exchange the data electronically. The advantage to the user is that that can submit (and hopefully win) a complying bid.
Tue, 2005-04-26 11:04
#6
I would be happy to know if someone explains the advantage of SDEF format.
Tue, 2005-04-26 05:40
#7
Hello, Serge.
Since SDEF format is well specified it’s not a very serious problem to write a converter in any language (I prefer VB/VBA because of simplicity). I’ll try to write this program by myself when time permits.
Cheers, Andrew
Since SDEF format is well specified it’s not a very serious problem to write a converter in any language (I prefer VB/VBA because of simplicity). I’ll try to write this program by myself when time permits.
Cheers, Andrew
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