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Nimmakayala
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‎2018-01-17 10:56
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Cascading Program Manager.

Hi Team,

We have an requiremnt of cascading the Program Manager into Project Risk when ever we change in Program. For this I have written the sql update command and implemented the change.
We are successfully udpating the field value of program manager but buttons are not showing to the new program manager untill we save the Project.
As per our requirement, new Program Manager should get the buttons automatically with out saving the Project.
Is there any web service is available for this process or do we need to update any tablesin order to acheive this. If so kindly please provide us tables and columns name for the same.

Regards,

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Etienne_Canaud
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‎2018-01-24 07:27

Hi,

You won't be able to reliably change the buttons without saving the project (and reloading the page for new buttons to appear). So I'd advise to try a custom JS rule that would save the project with JS (simulate a click on the save button) whenever user changes the program.

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