Thanks a bunch Rodel. I will try that out. Thinking about it, it makes sense. Again, your valuable suggesstion is very much appreciated. Iwill send you a note later on.
Cheers,
Raj
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19 years
Member for19 years
Submitted by Rodel Marasigan on Sun, 2007-10-28 08:51
I know where you coming from, which I have been experience before. The work around is to import as a new project and export the relationship in excel and re-import it back to original schedule as long as the activity ID are not change. Please note that you need to export your original relationship and use delete flag to delete it first and replace by new relationship from the update relationship.
Hope this help,
Rodel
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Member for21 years6 months
Submitted by Raj Radhakrishnan on Sun, 2007-10-28 07:31
The "Update Existing" option will not get rid of old links (if contractor had removed them), it will just add the new logic changes on to the existing logic. My problem is that the GC owns the Construction piece, and I have to tie my procurement activities to his Install activities, and also Commissioning & Validation activities downstream of his schedule. This means that whatever changes he had made from the last update to this one needs to be exactly duplicated. So I am in a fix. I have been just concentrating on my major float paths and impacts on them and correcting them manually by comparing the claim digger just on logic changes for each period. Bit furstrating since the client wont allow the use of sub-project in P5. The clients wants the project to be a single folder and organized by WBS. It is cool, but updates are a nightmare especially if there are a lot of logic changes b/w each reporting month.
I appreciate your help mate. Thank you.
Cheers,
Raj
Member for
19 years
Member for19 years
Submitted by Rodel Marasigan on Sun, 2007-10-28 06:08
Use Update Existing if wanted to update the current link and or Keep Existing or Do not Import if you dont want to update the links. Insert New mean new link will be added to the current link.
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21 years 6 monthsRE: P5.0 Import keeps existing links Vs. replacing them
Thanks a bunch Rodel. I will try that out. Thinking about it, it makes sense. Again, your valuable suggesstion is very much appreciated. Iwill send you a note later on.
Cheers,
Raj
Member for
19 yearsRE: P5.0 Import keeps existing links Vs. replacing them
Hi Raj,
I know where you coming from, which I have been experience before. The work around is to import as a new project and export the relationship in excel and re-import it back to original schedule as long as the activity ID are not change. Please note that you need to export your original relationship and use delete flag to delete it first and replace by new relationship from the update relationship.
Hope this help,
Rodel
Member for
21 years 6 monthsRE: P5.0 Import keeps existing links Vs. replacing them
Hi Rodel,
The "Update Existing" option will not get rid of old links (if contractor had removed them), it will just add the new logic changes on to the existing logic. My problem is that the GC owns the Construction piece, and I have to tie my procurement activities to his Install activities, and also Commissioning & Validation activities downstream of his schedule. This means that whatever changes he had made from the last update to this one needs to be exactly duplicated. So I am in a fix. I have been just concentrating on my major float paths and impacts on them and correcting them manually by comparing the claim digger just on logic changes for each period. Bit furstrating since the client wont allow the use of sub-project in P5. The clients wants the project to be a single folder and organized by WBS. It is cool, but updates are a nightmare especially if there are a lot of logic changes b/w each reporting month.
I appreciate your help mate. Thank you.
Cheers,
Raj
Member for
19 yearsRE: P5.0 Import keeps existing links Vs. replacing them
Raj,
Use Update Existing if wanted to update the current link and or Keep Existing or Do not Import if you dont want to update the links. Insert New mean new link will be added to the current link.
Hope this help,
Rodel