Project Server 2010 - Notification on new task, but not on old task with new assignment.
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2011年7月25日 下午 05:15
Hello everyone,
in an installation of Project Server 2010 (SP1CU06/11), I have setup notifications for myself as follows:Checked "I receive a new task assignment in my projects", unchecked everything else.
Now, when I create a new task, assign myself and publish, I get an email. When I create a task and assign myself like a team member would in PWA (Task or Timesheet page / assign myself to task), it get an email. But when I create a task in MS Project, publish it, and then still in MS Project assign myself and publish it again, I do not get an email.
Does anyone else experience this behaviour? Has this been around before, or is this issue new in SP1 and/or CU6? Any feedback or comment would be appreciated.
Kind regards,
Adrian
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2011年7月27日 下午 06:34If you published a task without assigning a resource, wouldn't you automatically be the assignment owner and therefore should have gotten an email triggered that time? Did that happen? (This is the behavior I see in 07)
Terrie T - MCTS - PMP - MBA****PMO & Project Server Admin -
2011年7月28日 下午 10:39
When publishing a task with no resource, then there is no assignment and no assignment owner either.
In my tests, I was the project manager/creator/owner as well as the resource since I assigned myself, and I never get a mail in this process. When I create a task, assign myself and publish, I always get a mail. If I create the task, publish, and assign myself later, I never do.
I checked only the "I receive a new task assignment in my projects" checkbox, since I only want to be informed about new tasks. but not about any other changes.
Thank you for having looked into it in 2007 though.
Kind regards,
Adrian -
2012年1月18日 下午 08:36
What we found is that you need to check off both boxes:
In certain cases Project Server thinks the task / assignment is modified even when the assignment itself is new. This can happen if your project has say 20 tasks listed, and then you go about assigning resources at a later point in time - such as your example.
I found by setting on these both checkboxed the resource indeed gets a notification for new task assignment in all cases - but the drawback is they are also being notified when something changes (too much spam as well).
Nilesh Kelkar |
nkelkar.wordpress.com- 已提議為解答 Nilesh Kelkar 2012年1月18日 下午 08:37
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2012年5月5日 上午 10:13
In certain cases Project Server thinks the task / assignment is modified even when the assignment itself is new. This can happen if your project has say 20 tasks listed, and then you go about assigning resources at a later point in time - such as your example.
Hi Nilesh,
that does seem like a plausible explanation. So, the two check boxes actually function as:
- I receive an assignment on a new task.
- A task is changed, and I now have an assignment on this task.
Did anyone get a more official confirmation on this issue?
Kind regards,
Adrian
