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From: go83 on 13 Jan 2010 21:17 In Project Server 2007 is there a way to save off snapshots of a schedule? Currently we check our schedules into Sharepoint, which has file revision history built in, but Project Server 2007 doesn't seem to have a similar capability. I realize I can use baselining to track differences between points in a project history, but let's say for example I make a series of updates to a schedule, publish that project into Project Server, only to find out later that the situation has changed and I need to back out all those changes. How would I get back? I suppose one solution is to make a periodic local file copy and check it into Sharepoint...? Thanks. -- go83 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ go83's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/members/169466.htm View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/microsoft-project/1292973.htm http://forums.techarena.in
From: Rob Schneider on 14 Jan 2010 02:35
This newsgroup is about the desktop version of Project. Best to repost this on the newsgroup dedicated to server: microsoft.public.project.server. --rms www.rmschneider.com On 14/01/10 02:17, go83 wrote: > In Project Server 2007 is there a way to save off snapshots of a > schedule? Currently we check our schedules into Sharepoint, which has > file revision history built in, but Project Server 2007 doesn't seem to > have a similar capability. > > I realize I can use baselining to track differences between points in a > project history, but let's say for example I make a series of updates to > a schedule, publish that project into Project Server, only to find out > later that the situation has changed and I need to back out all those > changes. How would I get back? > > I suppose one solution is to make a periodic local file copy and check > it into Sharepoint...? > > Thanks. > > |