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Where the setup is stored

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Sajid Syed
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Can some one tell me that in which files:

1- The p6 stores its projects in SQL

2- the setup of P6 (layouts & filters)

are stored. I would like to keep a backup of these to enable be to restore them if P6 corrupts and has to be restored

Regards


Sajid Zaidi

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A D
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if u have to backup files, here is a useful link on how to back up and restore p6 files:

http://primavera.zxlm.cn/kb/prim54984

Cheers,
Arnold Puy
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Hi Sajid,

1. All projects has been stored in pmdb$primavera database engine. However, it depends on what database you are currently using. You will know this whenever you log in to Project Management Module, the default is PMDB Database.

2. Layouts & Filters, every project you had created has its own layouts & filters. You can find this in View --> Layout --> Open. From there, you are able to import/export the required layout and save it to your local drive or in other computer. Every layout has its own corresponding filter (if any).

If you want to backup your database, go to Start --> Programs --> Microsoft SQL Server 2005 --> SQL Server Management Studio Express. Look for pmdb$primavera, if this your current database where you use to save your projects.


Regards,

Arnold