I've seen several posts on internet of people having problems changing the project start date once the project has been created.
Here is an example of how to do it:
1. Read the project
ProjectDataSet templateProject = projWS.ReadProject(projectUID, Project.DataStoreEnum.WorkingStore);
2. create a copy to store the changes
ProjectDataSet temporal = ((Project.ProjectDataSet)(templateProject.Copy()));
3. Store the new date (fechaInicio.SelectedDate is a Daytime parameter)
temporal.Tables[temporal.Project.TableName].Rows[0][temporal.Project.PROJ_INFO_START_DATEColumn] = fechaInicio.SelectedDate;
4. Get the changes and store them in another ProjectDatatSet
ProjectDataSet updateProjectDataSet = new ProjectDataSet(); updateProjectDataSet.Project.Merge(temporal.Tables[temporal.Project.TableName], true);
updateProjectDataSet = ((Project.ProjectDataSet)updateProjectDataSet.GetChanges(DataRowState.Modified));
5. Check-in and publish the project
projWS.QueueUpdateProject(jobGuid, sessionGuid, updateProjectDataSet, false);
jobGuid = Guid.NewGuid();
projWS.QueueCheckInProject(jobGuid, newProject, true, sessionGuid,"");
WaitForQueueJobCompletion(jobGuid, 1);
jobGuid = Guid.NewGuid();
projWS.QueuePublish(jobGuid, newProject, true, "");
WaitForQueueJobCompletion(jobGuid, 1);
martes, 1 de abril de 2008
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Thank you for posting such a subject,plz, can you repost the full code ?
:) actually it worked well, thank you for this post
Thank you so much. this worked like a charm. You saved me a lot of headache
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