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(@mazama)
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Hello,

I will need at some point to perform a bulk edit of imputations. Specifically, I will need to spread the total work performed evenly across the duration of the project, after it is finished. This will be done for one project (including several activities), for all users that registered work for the project.

What would be the best way to tackle this ?

Thank you.


 
Posted : 19 Feb 2024 18H47
babynus
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Use API or Import.

NB : never try and update DB


 
Posted : 19 Feb 2024 22H44
(@mazama)
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Using import, I suppose that would be the 'Timesheet' import ?

But then this would only allow me to add entries, not edit/delete existing entries, correct ?


 
Posted : 22 Feb 2024 17H23
(@marylene)
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But then this would only allow me to add entries, not edit/delete existing entries, correct ?

of course yes !
On the generated file, modify the entries (name, type, project, assignment) and to delete an imputation on a given day, set the load to 0 and re-import into ProjeQtOr


 
Posted : 23 Feb 2024 12H32
(@arvlb)
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I have a related issue. I would like to bulk add holidays by adding imputations on administrative projects (more specifically, on an activity inside an administrative project). However I don't know what to put in the"refId" column of the Imputation import. It's a varchar(100), so a string, but "Task" or "task" don't work.
What do I need to put there, and where can I find the description of all importation columns for future needs ?

Thank you !


 
Posted : 26 Mar 2024 14H01
babynus
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No, refId is not a varchar(100) it is an int(12).
On work object, you have refType (varchar[100]) and refId (int[12])
refType is the class of object, refId is the id of the object.
So to add work on Activity #23, set
refType='Activity'
refId=23


 
Posted : 28 Mar 2024 19H14
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