Project Server 2010 - large number of security categories

I am searching for somebody who has experiance with a large number of security categories.
I am talking about a number of 1000 different PS security categories in one instance.
Beside the forseeable usability issues, are there any technical side effects which could appear?
Thanks in advance for your feedback

Hi,
thanks for your reply, specially for the technical remark what I was looking for.
Ofcause we have investigeted in all other options (RBS, ProjectsPermissions, simplify the security concept, discussed the requirements and discussed the process, trainings, departments).
Finally we have for this customer the challange to have multiple roles in multiple projects. But with the restriction not to add some permissions based on the different roles and the Project Server Standard security options.
One example: We have a user which has two roles (commercial manager and team member). The role can only be assigned to the projects team because all other options are not possible (owner, status manager and all RBS options). This user must act in the first
project as a commercial manager with more rights then when he is assigned in a second project only as a team member. No greyzone is allowed.
The final analyses for this requirement was (and I dont beleive there is an other possible way):
Define for each commercial manager a own security category and list the projects where he can act as a commercial manager.
Remember: All other ProjectServer security possibilities are impossible ( in our point of view).

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These settings are for fine tuning the servers, and are only one of many performance parameters. If you notice the response from the server is slow, regarding Queues, then I would think about amending these upwards, but also with a careful eye on processor
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Project Server 2010: PWA Removing Default Project Site Security Groups When Creating a New Project

I looked for this specific issue with Project Server 2010/PWA/SharePoint and could not find an exact answer... hopefully someone can help.
We are currently using Project Server 2010 and have a number of project site templates that are used dependent upon the enterprise project type selected. Each of these project site templates have unique permissions which should create the default security
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Paul,
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project server 2010
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pgshah570,
If you are using the automatic synchronization for project site permissions, then the permissions are granted based on the following rules:
Project managers who have published a project or who have Save Project permissions on a project are added to the Project Managers (Microsoft Project Server) site group.
Team members with assignments in a project are added to the Team members (Microsoft Project Server) site group.
Other Project Server users who have View Project Site permission on a project are added to the Readers (Microsoft Project Server) site group.
If you are NOT using the automatic synchronization, then project sites are like any other SharePoint Sites, and you can use SharePoint groups or AD groups. I recommend using AD groups to grant permissions. The Project Server Security groups in this scenario
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Project server 2010 What are the number of Custom fields and views allowed?

How many customizations are permitted in Project Server 2010?
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Hi
new findings on that issue...
There is an article for Project Online that speaks about limits for reporting: https://support.office.com/en-US/Article/Project-Online-software-boundaries-and-limits-5a09dbce-1e68-4a7b-b099-d5f1b21ba489?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US
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Project Server 2010 - Active Directory Enterprise Resource Pool Synchronization limitations

Greetings again.
I have a quick question about the limitations of Active Directory Enterprise Resource Pool Synchronization. Specifically, what has your experience
been with extremely large numbers of users (10k plus). Is anyone aware of a
practical limit of users in your AD group you would recommend when using the
Schedule Synchronization feature on a nightly or weekly basis?
There is a caveat to this question however. The client has decided (perhaps for some misinformed reasons) to allow access for every user, to every
project site, within their PWA environment. They’ve selected the View Project Site option within the
Categories for the Team Members PWA Group for which 90% of their intended users reside. So when we ran a couple test syncs in DEV with a smaller AD group of about 8,000 users, the sync understandably
lasted upwards of 18 hours. Obviously unacceptable for a PROD environment on a nightly basis and not necessarily ideal for a weekly sync either.
Experience in addition to documents like these, “Best
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the client really desires that all users access all their sites. But before I submit my recommendations, I wanted to check with the community just in case others may have found a way to synchronize large numbers of users (10k plus) on a nightly or weekly
basis, within a reasonable time frame AND allowed all users to access all sites within PWA.
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As always, thanks for your help.
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Hello Hrishi.
My delayed response has been due to a large amount of testing we have been performing on this particular topic. Here is an update, please feel free to provide feedback.
We went back to testing and spent more time reviewing the documents:
Best practices for managing a large number of resources in Project Server 2010 and
SharePoint Server 2010 capacity management: Software boundaries and limits. Our team interpreted those documents as saying, 1,000 security
scopes per site is a recommended limit. It does not say it’s a hard limit, just a recommended limit. “When the recommended unique security scope boundaries are exceeded, performance issue can occur.”
So we decided to perform some tests (31 in total) to try and get a gage of what we are seeing.
We needed to establish a baseline first. So we performed a series of 23 Active Directory Resource Pool Synchronizations with various settings in a clean, Out of the Box, environment in order to see some consistent numbers. Here is it’s summary:
Our AD group of 8,000 users took about 32 minutes, on average, every time to sync. The difference between the first sync and last sync differed only by 1-3 minutes.
Adding 40 project sites increased the average sync time from 32 to 120 minutes.
Adding 100 users to each of those 40 project sites, did not increase the sync times.
One setting (identified at this time) reduced the synchronization time. It was the
Project Site Permissions check box found within the Project Web App > Server Settings > Project Site Provisioning Settings area. By deselecting this check box we reduced or synchronization time back to the 32 minute
average.
The View Project Site check box within the Project Web App > Server Settings > Manage Groups > Team Members group had no apparent effect on the sync times besides what we had gleaned from the Microsoft documentation.
Naturally, this left us with a problem. As I’m sure you know, by deselecting the check box (Project Site Permissions), our project sites are now (figuratively speaking) orphans with no connection to the parent site. This generates
a new set of issues. For example:
Newly created project sites cannot be accessed by the owner and team members. They will require someone like the farm admin to come in behind them and add the intended users to the project site along with their required permissions.
All current and futures sites will no longer have users added via the standard method of building a team and publishing the project, but will have to be added manually.
You can use the Synchronize option found within Project Web App > Server Settings > Project Sites page, but that kinda defeats the purpose. It would require constant updating on a per site basis to keep up with
PM changes. Not very sensible, but it does work.
With this baseline information, we moved our tests into our DEV environment which somewhat mimics our PROD environment. This environment has 352 project sites and we performed 8 tests. This is where we had some large sync time numbers.
Here is the DEV test summary:
With the Project Site Permissions check box cleared, our AD group of 8,000 users took on average 30 minutes to sync. This was in line with our baseline times. With the exception of one test sync that took 99 minutes to complete.
That anomaly is acquiescent with what I’ve seen over the years. Sometimes syncs do some unusual things.
With the Project Site Permissions check box selected, our AD group of 8,000 users took on average 690 minutes (11.5 hours) to sync. Unacceptable of course.
So here’s what we’ve learned when dealing with extremely large numbers of active directory users in your Resource Pool sync:
We did not see a decrease in subsequent sync times after the initial Active Directory Resource Pool Synchronization as some might expect.
Our attempt to decrease sync time via the option of removing the View Project Sites was not successful. (Unless we interpreted Microsoft's document incorrectly.)
However, our interpretation of the recommended software boundaries and limits of SharePoint Server 2010 as it pertains to security scopes per site at 1,000, appears to be correct.
Using the option of clearing the Project Site Permissions does produce a reduction in AD sync time, but at a cost segregating your project sites and thus the creation of new processes of maintaining them.
I’ll remind others that these results are particular to our environments, there may still be exceptions yet to discover. Others may see numbers contrary to ours.
The biggest surprise to some members on our team (myself excluded) was that we did not see a reduced sync time after any of our initial syncs. Some are under the impression that after your initial sync, you should see reduced sync times. I haven’t
found that to be the absolute case in all situations, just in some situations. The reason for this still eludes me. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I’ll let this sit a bit longer, but if no one disagrees with the results, I think we have our answer:
The number of project sites directly affects your Active Directory Resource Pool Synchronizations if you are using the
Project Site Permissions option. If you plan on synchronizing over 1,000 users
and you have a large number of project sites, proceed with the knowledge that you may have performance issues and long sync times.
As always, I’d love to hear from you or others just in case I’m missing something.
Chris Addis - MCTS

Create a Custom View in Project Server 2010 that is Visible in MS Project

Hello All,
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Julie --
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Issue in Custom Filter in PWA of Ms Project Server 2010

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Reports permission in Project server 2010

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I have reports created in SSRS, i need to bring those reports to Project Server PWA. How to do that? i need the steps.
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Program Manager2 - 1. Project Manager 2. Project Manager.
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Hello,
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Project Server 2010 Approval Centre

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plan across the work plan owners at one shot. MSP 2010 provides the feasibility to get these details but limites by delegate session at a time. Which is really time consuming in a larger stream where we have around 20 work plan owners maintaining N number
of work plans. So is there a way we can view all the Work plan pertaining to all the Work plan owners at one shot .
Either through MSP2010 or Through SQL either of the choice is fine with us.
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Project Server 2010 PWA Provisioning Error - System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Access is denied.

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When migrating from a Prod Environment to a Test Environment using the Project Server 2010 5 Database backup and restore process (actually 6 DB's with the Project Sites DB), upon encountering a failure during provisioning the PWA Instance, we get the errors listed
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To clarify what we have done already, we have:
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2. Removed the existing PWA_Content and PWS_Content (Project Sites) databases from the Target Environment Farm.
3. Restored the 6 databases in the Target Environment.
4. Given the SP Farm Service Account 'db_owner' rights to each of the 6 restored databases.
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It is during the PWA provisioning that we encounter these errors.
As the Target Environment is for Test/Dev purposes, the SP Farm Service Account is setup to support all of the SharePoint Farm Services, is in the Local Admin Group of each of the Servers (App, WFE and DB), and is actually in the sysadmin
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Log Name:      Application
Source:        Microsoft-SharePoint Products-Project Server
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PSError: NoError (0))
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Is the Test and Production in the same domain. If they are not, then the SIDs associated with the SQL accounts may look the same but they are not. At times, I have had to recreated accounts when in different domains.
I would also use PowerShell cmdlets and see if it finds any issues, such as Test-SPContentDatase.. Validate the SharePoint content databases, because if not setup properly the Provisioning will fail.
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Website http://www.WhartonComputer.com
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Project Server 2010 export to Excel 2007 fails

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Microsoft Office Excel cannot access the file "URL here" for the possible reasons:
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-The workbook you are trying to save has the same name as a currently open worklbook.
Please provide suggestions on what to try differently to make the export work. I have tried downloaded other version of IE and have the same issue.

Hi Julia,
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Have you tried to reinstall Excel or at least repair it?
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Project Server 2010 - Error Adding/Modifying Users

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer. We are running Project Server 2010 with SharePoint 2010 on Windows Server 2008. Project Server was installed successfully and a new site was created (server.com/pwa). When I attempt to add a new user (via Server
Settings), or modify the existing account that was added on install, I receive an error on the top of the page. For a new user the following appears:
0de01bb7-786e-4003-8fe8-6790fae42248 -1 2 false true 3 0 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 false false 0de01bb7-786e-4003-8fe8-6790fae42248 true false
Once the new user info is entered, and I click "Save", the progress icon spins and nothing happens. No user is added.
When I go to modify the existing user, I see this on the top of the page:
•An error was encountered in loading the page. Refresh the page, or contact your server administrator if this problem persists.
7342ea55-fad1-4a8b-9d7b-1450e468cd2f 1 2 false true 3 0 Admin. SP A DOMAIN\account true 2014-06-30T15:28:55.12-05:00 7342ea55-fad1-4a8b-9d7b-1450e468cd2f 7342ea55-fad1-4a8b-9d7b-1450e468cd2f false false 2014-06-30T10:34:09.95-05:00 2014-06-30T10:34:46.56-05:00
2 2 10000.000000 false b6635b2e-e747-4771-a78b-24f7509629d0 7342ea55-fad1-4a8b-9d7b-1450e468cd2f DOMAIN\account true false Admin. SP 2 2014-07-01T08:07:42.343-05:00 7342ea55-fad1-4a8b-9d7b-1450e468cd2f 100
Any ideas on how I can resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks again!
AJ

Much appreciated kbwrecker. Moving forward, I am developing a plan to deploy SharePoint/Project Server 2013. So this will hopefully, if done right, alleviate these types of issues.
But, as the 2010 system will be in use for awhile, I am still curious as to what is causing my current PWA issues. I also believe it is a permission issue. The errors I added to my first post on this topic were not from the logs. They only
appear on the user/group webpage in PWA. I don't see them elsewhere.
Here are the complete ULS logs (using ULS Viewer) from my PWA add user attempt. This is very long. I apologize if this is more than is needed:
07/10/2014 08:14:43.19   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x1E34   SharePoint Foundation   Logging Correlation Data   xmnv   Medium   Name=Request
(GET:https://sharepoint.company.com:443/pwa/_layouts/pwa/Admin/ManageUsers.aspx)   9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.22   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x1E34   SharePoint Foundation   Logging Correlation Data   xmnv   Medium   Site=/pwa
9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.23   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x1E34   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mc   Medium   WcfSendRequest: RemoteAddress:
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07/10/2014 08:14:43.24   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mb   Medium   WcfReceiveRequest: LocalAddress:
'http://spserver.company.com:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/PWA.svc' Channel: 'System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/PWA/SecurityCheckUserPagePermission' MessageId:
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scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation)   9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
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Scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation). Execution Time=1.77368911411925   9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.28   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x1E34   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mc   Medium   WcfSendRequest: RemoteAddress:
'http://spserver:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/PWA.svc' Channel: 'Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.Interfaces.IPWA' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/PWA/ResourceReadResourceCount' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:42f18fb5-adcf-4847-9883-5f8e8bd0c2b5'
9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.28   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mb   Medium   WcfReceiveRequest: LocalAddress:
'http://spserver.company.com:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/PWA.svc' Channel: 'System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/PWA/ResourceReadResourceCount' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:42f18fb5-adcf-4847-9883-5f8e8bd0c2b5'
9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.28   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation)   9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.29   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation). Execution Time=4.15443862278586   9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.30   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x1E34   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mc   Medium   WcfSendRequest: RemoteAddress:
'http://spserver:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/PWA.svc' Channel: 'Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.Interfaces.IPWA' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/PWA/ResourceReadUserListAll' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:5b83c471-7f9c-4fb6-bef1-861b2b6111fc'
9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.30   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mb   Medium   WcfReceiveRequest: LocalAddress:
'http://spserver.company.com:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/PWA.svc' Channel: 'System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/PWA/ResourceReadUserListAll' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:5b83c471-7f9c-4fb6-bef1-861b2b6111fc'
9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.30   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation)   9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.31   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation). Execution Time=3.72645126685095   9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.37   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x1E34   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mc   Medium   WcfSendRequest: RemoteAddress:
'http://spserver:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/Security.svc' Channel: 'Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.Interfaces.ISecurity' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/Security/CheckUserGlobalPermission' MessageId:
'urn:uuid:7787e7fe-44b3-4bb0-9a16-452ac7f8f62b'   9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.38   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x0984   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mb   Medium   WcfReceiveRequest: LocalAddress:
'http://spserver.company.com:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/Security.svc' Channel: 'System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/Security/CheckUserGlobalPermission' MessageId:
'urn:uuid:7787e7fe-44b3-4bb0-9a16-452ac7f8f62b'   9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.38   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x0984   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation)   9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.38   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x0984   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation). Execution Time=1.32977794663847   9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.39   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x1E34   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mc   Medium   WcfSendRequest: RemoteAddress:
'http://spserver:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/PWA.svc' Channel: 'Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.Interfaces.IPWA' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/PWA/ResourceReadUserSummariesAll' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:844ec823-8987-42b2-bd60-e9d33e17ba89'
9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.40   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x0984   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mb   Medium   WcfReceiveRequest: LocalAddress:
'http://spserver.company.com:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/PWA.svc' Channel: 'System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/PWA/ResourceReadUserSummariesAll' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:844ec823-8987-42b2-bd60-e9d33e17ba89'
9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.40   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x0984   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation)   9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.41   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x0984   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation). Execution Time=10.0093726996029   9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:43.70   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x1E34   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (Request (GET:https://sharepoint.company.com:443/pwa/_layouts/pwa/Admin/ManageUsers.aspx)). Execution Time=510.331620359571   9e5ce790-3f37-48c3-a1a4-fff4e338d5b4
07/10/2014 08:14:44.13   w3wp.exe (0x1558)   0x15F4   Excel Services Application   Excel Calculation Services   8jg2   Medium   ResourceManager.PerformCleanup:
Memory Manager: CurrentSize=528744448.   53fed7f1-cb9f-3737-0000-000050f7b00c
07/10/2014 08:14:46.23   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x21E0   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (Request (GET:https://sharepoint.company.com:443/pwa/_layouts/PWA/Admin/AddModifyUser.aspx?returnLocation=0))
07/10/2014 08:14:46.23   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x21E0   SharePoint Foundation   Logging Correlation Data   xmnv   Medium   Name=Request
(GET:https://sharepoint.company.com:443/pwa/_layouts/PWA/Admin/AddModifyUser.aspx?returnLocation=0)   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.28   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x21E0   SharePoint Foundation   Logging Correlation Data   xmnv   Medium   Site=/pwa
8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.31   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x21E0   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mc   Medium   WcfSendRequest: RemoteAddress:
'http://spserver:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/PWA.svc' Channel: 'Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.Interfaces.IPWA' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/PWA/SecurityCheckUserPagePermission' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:0b0c9348-49aa-40fc-b5b8-409be0fb64ab'
8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.32   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mb   Medium   WcfReceiveRequest: LocalAddress:
'http://spserver.company.com:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/PWA.svc' Channel: 'System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/PWA/SecurityCheckUserPagePermission' MessageId:
'urn:uuid:0b0c9348-49aa-40fc-b5b8-409be0fb64ab'   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.32   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation)   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.32   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation). Execution Time=1.83626689984342   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.33   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x21E0   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mc   Medium   WcfSendRequest: RemoteAddress:
'http://spserver:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/Security.svc' Channel: 'Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.Interfaces.ISecurity' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/Security/CheckUserGlobalPermission' MessageId:
'urn:uuid:610e3e65-f190-4f09-9bd7-bdedc0294f06'   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.33   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mb   Medium   WcfReceiveRequest: LocalAddress:
'http://spserver.company.com:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/Security.svc' Channel: 'System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/Security/CheckUserGlobalPermission' MessageId:
'urn:uuid:610e3e65-f190-4f09-9bd7-bdedc0294f06'   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.33   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation)   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.33   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation). Execution Time=1.20350491473078   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.52   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x21E0   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mc   Medium   WcfSendRequest: RemoteAddress:
'http://spserver:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/Project.svc' Channel: 'Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.Interfaces.IProject' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/Project/ReadServerListSeparator' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:79fd41f4-b21a-4c0e-b8ff-022a634722ea'
8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.71   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x0984   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mb   Medium   WcfReceiveRequest: LocalAddress:
'http://spserver.company.com:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/Project.svc' Channel: 'System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/Project/ReadServerListSeparator' MessageId:
'urn:uuid:79fd41f4-b21a-4c0e-b8ff-022a634722ea'   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.71   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x0984   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation)   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.71   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x0984   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation). Execution Time=2.86349242711015   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.71   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x21E0   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   High   Leaving Monitored Scope
(ExecuteWcfOperation:http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/Project/ReadServerListSeparator). Execution Time=192.754107016395   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.86   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x21E0   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mc   Medium   WcfSendRequest: RemoteAddress:
'http://spserver:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/Admin.svc' Channel: 'Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.Interfaces.IAdmin' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/Admin/GetServerCurrency' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:05bc1abb-b84f-4624-a8c8-97ff5fec5128'
8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.86   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mb   Medium   WcfReceiveRequest: LocalAddress:
'http://spserver.company.com:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/Admin.svc' Channel: 'System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/Admin/GetServerCurrency' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:05bc1abb-b84f-4624-a8c8-97ff5fec5128'
8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.86   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation)   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:46.87   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation). Execution Time=2.57434953325073   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:48.27   w3wp.exe (0x1558)   0x1A14   Excel Services Application   Excel Calculation Services   8jg2   Medium   ResourceManager.PerformCleanup:
Disk Manager: CurrentSize=170852.   11c5f189-cb9f-3737-0000-000050f7b00c
07/10/2014 08:14:48.58   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x0A8C   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mc   Medium   WcfSendRequest: RemoteAddress:
'http://spserver:32843/3134a6073a474d49a4f6c790255e5237/MetadataWebService.svc' Channel: 'Microsoft.SharePoint.Taxonomy.IMetadataWebServiceApplication' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/taxonomy/soap/IDataAccessReadOnly/GetChanges' MessageId:
'urn:uuid:974be790-09cc-4c85-ba78-002750c5e866'
07/10/2014 08:14:48.58   w3wp.exe (0x1558)   0x2094   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mb   Medium   WcfReceiveRequest: LocalAddress:
'http://spserver.company.com:32843/3134a6073a474d49a4f6c790255e5237/MetadataWebService.svc' Channel: 'System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/taxonomy/soap/IDataAccessReadOnly/GetChanges' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:974be790-09cc-4c85-ba78-002750c5e866'
3494407d-8a15-4988-9a00-e82b6bd1c016
07/10/2014 08:14:48.58   w3wp.exe (0x1558)   0x2094   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation)   3494407d-8a15-4988-9a00-e82b6bd1c016
07/10/2014 08:14:48.58   w3wp.exe (0x1558)   0x2094   SharePoint Server   Taxonomy   fuc5   Medium   MetadataWebServiceApplication.GetChanges
called on 'Managed Metadata Service' starting.   3494407d-8a15-4988-9a00-e82b6bd1c016
07/10/2014 08:14:48.58   w3wp.exe (0x1558)   0x2094   SharePoint Server   Taxonomy   fuc6   Medium   MetadataWebServiceApplication.GetChanges
called on 'Managed Metadata Service' completed.   3494407d-8a15-4988-9a00-e82b6bd1c016
07/10/2014 08:14:48.58   w3wp.exe (0x1558)   0x2094   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation). Execution Time=1.98935898277574   3494407d-8a15-4988-9a00-e82b6bd1c016
07/10/2014 08:14:49.14   w3wp.exe (0x1558)   0x15F4   Excel Services Application   Excel Calculation Services   8jg2   Medium   ResourceManager.PerformCleanup:
Memory Manager: CurrentSize=529596416.   53fed7f1-cb9f-3737-0000-000050f7b00c
07/10/2014 08:14:49.19   w3wp.exe (0x0A64)   0x08B0   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mc   Medium   WcfSendRequest:
RemoteAddress: 'http://spserver:32843/3134a6073a474d49a4f6c790255e5237/MetadataWebService.svc' Channel: 'Microsoft.SharePoint.Taxonomy.IMetadataWebServiceApplication' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/taxonomy/soap/IDataAccessReadOnly/GetChanges'
MessageId: 'urn:uuid:08359816-04b3-4d2c-b5ac-486aa21dbd2b'
07/10/2014 08:14:49.20   w3wp.exe (0x1558)   0x2094   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mb   Medium   WcfReceiveRequest: LocalAddress:
'http://spserver.company.com:32843/3134a6073a474d49a4f6c790255e5237/MetadataWebService.svc' Channel: 'System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/taxonomy/soap/IDataAccessReadOnly/GetChanges' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:08359816-04b3-4d2c-b5ac-486aa21dbd2b'
8afd4f08-409a-4728-bdee-140f948f7ae3
07/10/2014 08:14:49.20   w3wp.exe (0x1558)   0x2094   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation)   8afd4f08-409a-4728-bdee-140f948f7ae3
07/10/2014 08:14:49.20   w3wp.exe (0x1558)   0x2094   SharePoint Server   Taxonomy   fuc5   Medium   MetadataWebServiceApplication.GetChanges
called on 'Managed Metadata Service' starting.   8afd4f08-409a-4728-bdee-140f948f7ae3
07/10/2014 08:14:49.20   w3wp.exe (0x1558)   0x2094   SharePoint Server   Taxonomy   fuc6   Medium   MetadataWebServiceApplication.GetChanges
called on 'Managed Metadata Service' completed.   8afd4f08-409a-4728-bdee-140f948f7ae3
07/10/2014 08:14:49.20   w3wp.exe (0x1558)   0x2094   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation). Execution Time=1.07806997816762   8afd4f08-409a-4728-bdee-140f948f7ae3
07/10/2014 08:14:50.89   OWSTIMER.EXE (0x1734)   0x0580   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (Timer Job Search Health Monitoring - Trace Events)   c9d438fc-b6a3-499f-9709-8566b62cb5e0
07/10/2014 08:14:50.89   OWSTIMER.EXE (0x1734)   0x0580   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (Timer Job Search Health Monitoring - Trace Events). Execution Time=4.99169587196138   c9d438fc-b6a3-499f-9709-8566b62cb5e0
07/10/2014 08:14:51.10   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x21E0   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mc   Medium   WcfSendRequest: RemoteAddress:
'http://spserver:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/CustomFields.svc' Channel: 'Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.Interfaces.ICustomFields' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/CustomFields/ReadCustomFieldsByEntity'
MessageId: 'urn:uuid:4de9e73a-ad47-4bab-891e-bd52c7d1446b'   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:51.22   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x0984   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mb   Medium   WcfReceiveRequest: LocalAddress:
'http://spserver.company.com:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/CustomFields.svc' Channel: 'System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/CustomFields/ReadCustomFieldsByEntity'
MessageId: 'urn:uuid:4de9e73a-ad47-4bab-891e-bd52c7d1446b'   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:51.22   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x0984   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation)   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:51.22   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x0984   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation). Execution Time=3.70745443904183   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:51.23   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x21E0   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   High   Leaving Monitored Scope
(ExecuteWcfOperation:http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/CustomFields/ReadCustomFieldsByEntity). Execution Time=120.598847060171   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:51.32   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x21E0   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mc   Medium   WcfSendRequest: RemoteAddress:
'http://spserver:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/LookupTable.svc' Channel: 'Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.Interfaces.ILookupTable' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/LookupTable/ReadLookupTablesByUids' MessageId:
'urn:uuid:b196f29b-6c62-48a4-921d-90bf91d78653'   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:51.43   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mb   Medium   WcfReceiveRequest: LocalAddress:
'http://spserver.company.com:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/LookupTable.svc' Channel: 'System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/LookupTable/ReadLookupTablesByUids' MessageId:
'urn:uuid:b196f29b-6c62-48a4-921d-90bf91d78653'   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:51.43   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation)   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:51.44   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation). Execution Time=17.8209800407594   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:51.44   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x21E0   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   High   Leaving Monitored Scope
(ExecuteWcfOperation:http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/LookupTable/ReadLookupTablesByUids). Execution Time=128.768041748323   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:51.60   w3wp.exe (0x16A4)   0x21E0   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mc   Medium   WcfSendRequest: RemoteAddress:
'http://spserver:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/Calendar.svc' Channel: 'Microsoft.Office.Project.Server.Interfaces.ICalendar' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/Calendar/ListCalendars' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:4f766fee-c7d6-4a41-9a4a-cfd785f9fd81'
8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:51.70   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Topology   e5mb   Medium   WcfReceiveRequest: LocalAddress:
'http://spserver.company.com:32843/ca7243dbfa1e40e189c28ca8f4e1dbad/PSI/Calendar.svc' Channel: 'System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/project/server/webservices/Calendar/ListCalendars' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:4f766fee-c7d6-4a41-9a4a-cfd785f9fd81'
8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:51.70   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   nasq   Medium   Entering monitored
scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation)   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26
07/10/2014 08:14:51.70   w3wp.exe (0x1830)   0x18F8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored
Scope (ExecuteWcfServerOperation). Execution Time=3.05206387962716   8ddb50f2-6ae7-4a68-a2a4-6bbddb67ac26

Project Server 2010 Active Directory Synchronization - duplicate Windows Name - Event ID 7734

Environment: SharePoint Server 2010, Project Server 2010, SP2, DEC 2013 CU (Farm Build number: 14.0.7113.5001)
Scenario:
Domain user has been added to the Active Directory group being synchronized with Project Server for the Team Members group.
That user has participated as a team member in numerous projects, added documents, been assigned tasks, typical project stuff...
Employee quits.
AD account is deleted. (NOT deactivated or moved into another OU)
Time passes...
Employee gets rehired. NEW AD account is set up: same display name, SamAccountName, email address, different GUID of course.
Daily Active Directory job runs again and throws event ID 7734 and the sync ends with a partial fail.
I understand why this is happening. Solutions I've found point me to deleting the Enterprise Object resource in Project Server and then rerunning the sync. Sure, this works BUT won't all of the previous documents, tasks,
etc. be disassociated from that user? If so, this is not ideal.
2 questions:
Is there a better way to deal with the fixing of the resource in Project Server to somehow link the old resource to the new resource allowing the sync to run successfully while still leaving the association to all old content intact?
How are other organizations dealing with rehires when they have been added as resources in Project Server? What is the best practice guidance from Microsoft on this? Are other companies not actually deleting AD accounts when users leave organizations
or are they putting them into a "ARCHIVE" OU or something like that? This happens at least half a dozen times a year at my company. We would like to keep our AD as clean as possible, but this appears to change our approach.
Any suggestion/guidance is appreciated.

For the question to relink the new account to the account which is already available in Project Server. You will have to update the WRES_AD_GUID to Null for the the Resource in MSP_RESOURCES table in the published database.
Whenever a users gets synchronized to the PWA his ADGUID, SAMAccountName, Display Name, Email Address and DepartmentName is Synchronized from AD to Project Server. When the user was deleted and recreated the ADGUID got changed. During the next sync, project
found the user with similar properties but different ADGUID which was updated in WRES_AD_GUID column in MSP_RESOURCES table. Hence it says that there is a duplicate account in the table with the same properties but a different ADGUID
Nullifying the WRES_AD_GUID column value in MSP_RESOURCES table should get the user synchronized to Project server in the next sync.
Cheers! Happy troubleshooting !!! Dinesh S. Rai - MSFT Enterprise Project Management Please click Mark As Answer; if a post solves your problem or Vote As Helpful if a post has been useful to you. This can be beneficial to other community members reading
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Project Server 2010 - Updated User Profile - Display Name is Old Name

Similar to question"It shows the Domain\Logon account instead the User Name (up right corner)" but not quite the same. I also checked on the related topics list and could not find a solution.
We have a Resource in Project Server 2010 whose name changed. This included a change to her loginID as well as her email address. I went in to PWA > Server Settings > Security > Manage Users and changed the
Name, Email Address, and User Login Account fields accordingly. When the user goes into Project Server or any of the Project Sites, her old User Name is reflected. If she accesses any other SharePoint site (not associated with Project Server) her
new name shows up in the upper right hand corner of the screen.
We do not have AD Synchronization turned on.
How can we edit the name that appears in the upper right corner of the screen?

Hi,
Use Display name shown on right hand site is not from PWA, its from SharePoint User profile. When we make change to user display name, sometime SharePoint Still retain the old account and also add new account. To fix the issue we have to remove the user
profile from PWA root site.
Open PWA and navigate to following path
Site Actions>>Site Settings>>People and Groups
Click on More from left hand site list of groups
Select appropriate group, belongs to the user
Select the user and from Actions tab remove the user. (you may see two entries old and new), Either you can delete both or click on each account to validate correct user ID.
Once again navigate to PWA>>Server Settings>>Manage User
Edit affected user and click on Save
Have user log on to PWA and validate the result.
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