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P6 Primavera V16.2

Robert CorranMember for 22 years 10 months
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How can you make the bars on the Ghant Chart Deeper (More Width) I can get the rows in the columns bigger but not the bars on the Ghant Chart, surely this can be done for large presentations?

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    Zhang Haixiang ·

    I think it is not possible to

    I think it is not possible to set bar height in P6.

    the workaround is to use 2 bars for each activity

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    Robert Corran ·

    Surely there must be a way?

    Surely there must be a way? 

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    Zoltan Palffy ·

    right click in the bar area

    right click in the bar area and select bars 

    got to the Bar Style and select the widest bar

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    Santosh Bhat ·

    Robert, Primavera bar styles

    Robert, Primavera bar styles are essentially thin or thinner. It doesn't have much flexibility in presentation. I've actually used the product that I've developed Turbo-Chart to be abel to produce Gantt style charts from P6 data, and you can effectively set bars to be as thick as you like. It does require some creativity and discipline in applying codes/UDF values into P6 however, its explained here:  https://www.turbo-chart.com/turbo-chart-gantt-charts/

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    Robert Corran ·

    Thank you I will take a look

    Thank you I will take a look

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    Tahir Nizam ·

    Good day All,I want to

    Good day All,

    I want to transfer P6 database from one laptop to another new laptop, both are standalone installations. Exporting xer would take time and effort in recreating the WBS & OBS structures alongwith other settings.  Its SQL db

    Any Idea ?

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    Zoltan Palffy ·

    Tahir is it a ms sql

    Tahir 

    is it a ms sql database

    give me your email adress and I will email instructions

    1) Backup your P6 database

    a) Log as SA into your Servername in SQL Server Management Studio
    b) Expand database folder
    c) Select your database --> Right-click on your database --> Tasks --> Backup
    d) Choose your database, backup type, backup component and destination in General page
    e) Click OK

    2) Add the users manually in your new SQL Server

    a) Expand Security Folder --> Right-click on Logins folder --> New Login
    b) Add a new user pubuser in General page
    c) Choose SQL Server Authentication
    d) Type and confirm a password for pubuser
    e) Uncheck Enforce password policy
    f) Uncheck Enforce password expiration
    g) Uncheck User must change password at next login
    h) Click OK
    i) Expand Security Folder --> Right-click on Logins folder --> New Login
    j) Add a new user privuser in General page
    k) Choose SQL Server Authentication
    l) Type and confirm a password for privuser
    m) Uncheck Enforce password policy
    n) Uncheck Enforce password expiration
    o) Uncheck User must change password at next login
    p) Click OK

     

    3) Restore your P6 database in your new SQL Server

    a) Log as SA into your Servername in SQL Server Management Studio
    b) Right-click on databases folder --> Restore a Database
    c) Type the name of the database that you want to import in textbox To Database
    d) Select From device --> Click on ellipsis button --> Add --> Browse your backup file
    e) Check Restore checkbox of your backup.

    4) As SA in SQL Server Management Studio, run sync script for all users

    a) Run the following queries to resync the public (ex: pubuser) and privileged users (ex: privuser):

    exec sp_change_users_login 'Update_One','pubuser','pubuser'
    exec sp_change_users_login 'Update_One','privuser','privuser'

     

     

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