To make this change for all users:
- This can be done via a few different options via Clarity Studio.
- When changing the default scheduler, any existing projects will still have the original scheduler set as the default.
- The existing projects will need to be changed manually
To add the format field when creating new projects:
- In Clarity PPM, click on Objects under Studio.
- Click on the Project link in the 'Objects' column.
- Click on the Views link.
- Click on [Layout: Create] to the right of Project Properties.
- Click on the General link.
- Click on the 'Properties and Layout' icon.
- Select 'Schedulers Format' under the 'Available 'column.
- Click on the 'Add Field' arrow to move 'Scheduler Format' to one of the 'Selected' columns.
- Click 'Save and Return'.
To add the format field to the project properties page:
- Click on [Layout: Edit] to the right of Project Properties.
- Click on the link to 'Project Summary', then click the next 'Project Summary' link.
- Click on the 'Properties and Layout' icon.
- Select 'Schedulers Format' under the 'Available' column.
- Click on the 'Add Field' arrow to move 'Scheduler Format' to one of the 'Selected 'columns.
- Click 'Save and Return'.
To change the default scheduler:
- Click on the [Fields] link to the right of Project Properties.
- Click on the Properties icon next to 'Scheduler'.
- Click 'Browse' next to 'Override Default'.
- Select the appropriate scheduler.
- Click the 'Add' button.
- Click 'Save and Return'
To add the Scheduler Format field to the Project List view for one user:
- Go to Home->Projects and select the gear (Options icon) on the right hand side
- Click Configure
- Move 'Scheduled Format' from 'Available Columns' to 'Selected Columns'
- Click 'Save and Return'
NOTE:
- It is NOT supported, that any one project is opened in MSP for some users, and in OWB for some other users.
- Nor is it supported that a project is opened with first one scheduler (say OWB) and then its Scheduler Format attribute is changed to MSP and so users begin to work on the project with MSP.
- The reason is that both scheduler tools offer different features, and more importantly, each tool uses different models of the project schedule and produce a different scheduling results and have data that the other tool cannot represent.