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Claim Digger issues

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Tue, 2005-06-14 04:49
Jihad Daniel
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After comparing two schedules (baseline & revised),I noticed in the Claim Digger P3e/c report the following:
1- Relationship lags in days are taken in hours (1 day is equivalent to 8 hrs)
2- the General relationship differences are given by relationship Id. instead of activity Id. where change occured. It’s difficult, not to say impossible, to check/filter relationship Id.

Did somebody face the same problems? How did you solve them?

Regards,
J. Daniel
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Thu, 2005-06-16 00:04
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Ronald Winter
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J.,

The alternative is to use Schedule Analyzer. It is far better than Claim Digger and does more. Don’t take my word for it (after all, I am the Developer.) Look at what others have to say about it here or check out the brochure at http://www.ronwinterconsulting.com/sa_brochure.htm.
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Tue, 2005-06-14 16:37
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Philip Jonker
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On you point 2 I find it hard to believe that a computor can give such a complicated reply. Try and find the guy who wrote it and afterwards eliminate him
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