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If a project gets "stuck" and permanently checked out you need to got to PWA settings and force checkin the project. Was this reply helpful?

Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. New projects are misssing from "Show me the list of all projects", but a few of existing ones are checked out. Sign In. Lost Password. Lost Password Please enter your username or email address.

Link Text. Open link in a new tab. No search term specified. Showing recent items. The local caching works in the background. A message is displayed at the bottom of the Project window, indicating the percent that the synchronization is complete, and approximately how much time it should take before the project is synchronized. If the cache for your project is stored in a shared network location, be sure that you have a fast connection to that location to avoid synchronization issues.

When the project information in your local cache is not currently synchronized with the server, an indicator is displayed at the bottom of the Project window, regardless of which project is open. Your local cache may become out of synch with the server when multiple synchronization jobs are queued for processing, if your connection to the server is interrupted, or when a synchronization job fails. By default, the local cache is created in the profile for the user currently logged on to Windows, and only that user can access it.

To maintain security of the cached Project files on a shared computer, each user should log on to Windows separately. If a single Windows account is used for multiple users on a shared computer for example, if your organization has individual Project Server accounts for each user , security of the cached Project files is only maintained when connected to Project Server. When working offline, any user logged on using the shared Windows account can view and modify the cached Project files.

You can view your recent cache activities, such as checking a project in or saving changes to Project Server, on the Active Cache Status dialog box. If you receive an error when synchronizing a project with Project Server, you can view these error messages on the Active Cache Status dialog box, as well. On the Status tab, review your recent cache activities, including the date and time when each activity occurred, and the status of the activity.

On the Errors tab, review any errors you may have received while synchronizing your projects with Project Server. Note: Contact your server administrator for more information on the errors listed on the Errors tab.

In the Cache size limit box, type the maximum amount of memory, in megabytes, that you want the cache to occupy on your hard drive. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Project Server General Questions and Answers. Sign in to vote. Thursday, October 8, AM. I found out the issue - there were errors connecting to the database instance.

Thanks for the tip to check out even log!



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