In case of orphan record, if you want to delete it, you might try the below mentioned script (at your own risk), would strongly recommend have a backup of all the DB’s before trying
Run the query to identify all orphan projects
—- Identifies Orphan Records———
SELECT PROJECTNAME, PROJECTUID FROM MSP_EPMPROJECT
WHERE PROJECTUID NOT IN
(SELECT PROJ_UID
FROM <ProjectServer_Published>.DBO.MSP_PROJECTS)
Execute the below mentioned SP in RDB supplying the ProjectUID of error causing project
EXEC MSP_Epm_DeleteResourcePlan <ProjectUID >
EXEC MSP_Epm_DeleteProject <ProjectUID>
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Thank you very much. Script really helpful to delete orphan projects.
Can you please explain what is “SP” and how to run this line:
“Execute the below mentioned SP in RDB supplying the ProjectUID of error causing project”
Thank you!
Hi Zindar
by SP i meant Execute the SP(Stored Procedure) against ProjectS erver Reporting Database(RDB) with Supplying Project UID
So ideally you need to paste the EXEC MSP_Epm_DeleteResourcePlan just replace the Project UID
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thanks. it helped!!!!!