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EPS Level Activity Code Missing in .xer Export (P6 Release 7.0 SP3)

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Erdem ÖzleyenMember for 15 years
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Hi all, I have a project with EPS activity code values assigned to its activities. When I export and import it back to same database under the same EPS, EPS level activity codes are no longer assigned to the activities in the imported project. Thanks in advance
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    Dieter Wambach ·
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    Erdem This is an old weakness

    Erdem

    This is an old weakness of P3e. Before importing you'll creta an EPS code with the same (exactly!) name in the database where you want to import your project. Then new values will automatically created.  

    Regards

    Dieter

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    Erdem Özleyen ·
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    Hi Diater, First of all,

    Hi Diater, First of all, thank you for your response. First, I created EPS codes and assigned them to activities, so, there are already created/assigned codes. When I try to import it back to same place, the related EPS codes disapears !
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    Dieter Wambach ·
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    Erdem, were was the project

    Erdem,

    were was the project before importing it? I assume that exported, then imported to a differen database where the code got lost, worked with the project, then exported again to import it to its original place.

    Consider the import options e.g.:

    Update Existing

    When updating the existing project, any data associated with the record id is updated.

    When adding into the existing project, the record and its associated data are added to the database.

    When updating or adding into the existing project, the record and its associated data are added to the database.

    What did you configure for Activity Codes. In the export configuration you can find some mousetraps as well.

    Good luck!

    Dieter

     

     

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