Posted by: EPM Partners on September 25, 2013
Environment: Project Server 2010 Cause: A user trying to create the project site with a name that already exists in the database. Background: One of our clients deleted a project before creation of a new project with the same name and did not select the option – “Delete the associated Microsoft SharePoint Foundation sites” while deleting. Solution: There are two possible
Posted by: EPM Partners on September 17, 2013
Environment: Project Server 2010 and MS Project 2010. Background: Users get the below error message when trying to connect to Project Server using MS Project. Possible Causes: 1. The PWA URL set up by user in the MS Project is incorrect. 2. The PWA URL is not added to the trusted sites. 3. Corrupted cache / user profile on
Posted by: EPM Partners on September 12, 2013
TechEd, Microsoft’s Premiere Event for IT Professionals & Enterprise Developers on the Gold Coast this year was quite interesting. Here are a few “nuggets of goodness” and interesting things I am taking away from the sessions and conversations this year at TechEd; App Development – looks like we are going back to simpler technologies for better
Posted by: EPM Partners on September 3, 2013
Background: When a user updates the project using the PWA, the below error message will be received via email: Your Project Update job failed. Its current state is failed. It was 50% complete. It entered the queue Error ID: 9133 Error ID: 26000 Detailed error below – send it to the administrator for more detailed troubleshooting.
