Use the project management Settings page to set the system-level default project management options, such as setting CA Clarity PPM to only export the current baseline when opening projects in Open Workbench from CA Clarity PPM.
Note: See the Project Management User Guide for more information.
To set the default system project management options
The Settings page appears.
Specifies the URL for the guidelines.
Specifies the first month of the financial quarter.
Default: January
Specifies the first day of the work week.
Default: Monday
Specifies the default display unit for work effort.
Values: Hours or Days
Default: Hours
Specifies whether you want to allow entry of charge codes that are specific to projects.
Default: Cleared
Specifies whether you want to allow the posting of future timesheets.
Default: Selected
Defines whether you want notifications to be sent out whenever a resource deletes risks, issues, or change requests.
Default: Cleared
Note: See the Common Features and Personal Options User Guide for more information.
If you are using CA Clarity PPM with Open Workbench or Microsoft Project, specifies whether you want to export only the current baseline in the scheduler when multiple baselines exist.
Default: Cleared
Specifies the amount that you want allocations rounded to when booking a resource's time to projects.
Specifies whether you want to allow the creation of effort tasks when adding resources to a project with no tasks.
Default: Selected
Specifies whether you want to allow tasks to be reassigned or replaced when a resource role is being replaced.
Default: Selected
Specifies whether you want to allow resources to edit allocations while projects are locked.
Default: Cleared
When selected, the following actions are allowed:
Defines whether or not you want staff members to be open for time entry to enter time on project tasks after a specific action occurs.
Values:
Example: If you edit an existing staff member's properties, no changes are made to the staff member’s Open for Time Entry value. If you add new staff members, the Team object’s Open attribute Default value is used.
Default: Never
Note: Contact your CA Clarity PPM administrator or see the Studio Developer's Guide for more information.
Note: See the Resource Management User Guide for more information.
Defines how projects tasks are displayed in the Organizer.
Values:
Default: When Assigned
Note: See the Common Features and Personal Options User Guide for more information.
Defines how resources are assigned to projects as participants.
Values:
Default: When Added to Project
Specifies whether you want to allow project managers to require requisition approval on individual projects.
Default: Cleared
Note: If the project manager does not require requisition approval on a project, a project manager or resource manager will need the Project - Edit access right to book requisitions.
Note: See the Project Management User Guide for more information.
Specifies if you want to convert all resources to project roles when the project manager creates new projects from project templates.
Default: Cleared
Note: The project manager can override this default setting when creating projects from project templates.
Note: See the Project Management User Guide for more information.
Your changes are saved.
The resource load pattern is used to distribute a resource's ETC over a set date range. You can establish the default resource load pattern at the system level and at the task assignment level. ETC is distributed first based on the resource load pattern defined at the task assignment level then at the system level.
Note: See the Project Management User Guide for more information.
You can choose from one of the following loading patterns:
Work effort is loaded as close to the end of the task as possible, based on unused resource availability after autoscheduling. With this loading pattern, ETC is only decremented when actuals are posted on non-adjusted timesheets. The remaining ETC is spread out past the timesheet period based on the loading pattern type.
Work effort is loaded as evenly as possible based on total resource availability. With this loading pattern, ETC is only decremented when actuals are posted on non-adjusted timesheets. The remaining ETC is spread out past the timesheet period based on the loading pattern type.
Work effort distribution is user-defined. Autoschedule does not affect this. With this loading pattern, ETC is decremented through the timesheet period (that is, Actuals through Date) whether or not the resource posted actuals to the task.
Work effort is loaded as evenly as possible across the duration of the task, based on unused resource availability after autoscheduling. With this loading pattern, ETC is only decremented when actuals are posted on non-adjusted timesheets. The remaining ETC is spread out past the timesheet period based on the loading pattern type.
If you are using CA Clarity PPM with Microsoft Project, the work contour in Microsoft Project is set to flat if the assignment is newly-created and you are opening the project in Microsoft Project for the first time. If you previously opened the assignment in Microsoft Project and saved it to CA Clarity PPM, the work contour in Microsoft Project does not change.
Note: See the Using CA Clarity PPM with Open Workbench and Microsoft Project Guide for more information.
Work effort is loaded as close to the start of the task as possible, based on unused resource availability after autoschedule. With this loading pattern, ETC is only decremented when actuals are posted on non-adjusted timesheets. The remaining ETC is spread out past the timesheet period based on the loading pattern type.
Use the project management Settings page to set the system-level default resource load pattern. The load pattern you set on this page is used by default when project managers assign resources or change staffing assignment properties.
To set the default resource loading pattern
The Settings page appears.
Options: Back, Uniform, Fixed, Contour, or Front
Default: Front
The default resource load pattern is set at the system level.
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