From: "JulieS" <passport6847 at maine dot rr dot com>
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 09:19:36 -0400
Hello b10319,
Well, for a self-described "newbie" you have already learned one of the
best lessons -- yes, you do want to avoid using constraints as much as
possible and build a dynamic schedule using predecessors and successors.
Do you have a question or did you just want confirmation of your
understanding? :-)
I am a newbie to MSP and am struggling with building my first schedule.
For
starters, don't I want to avoid using constraints as much as possible
and
build my schedule just using predecessors? That way, if I change a
start
date for example, all the dates throughout my project will adjust in a
ripple
effect based on the durations I have indicated and I will end up with
a new
completion date?
Re: shifting the entire project ... and have not used predecessors and successors, then no, changing the ...project calendar, duration, predecessors and ... If you have set any task constraints on any of your activities, ... (microsoft.public.project)
Re: Discussion regarding Mr. Diabys algorithm ... i,j,u,v) - IS THERE ANYTHING TO AVOID IT?? ... beginnig to end of tour....OBJECTION!... If you are able to write out all the constraints... (comp.theory)
Re: Project, Predecessor field, Copy more than 256 Characters ? ...ALAP is used to plan the events to be just in time, ... No ALAP or any other Date constraints except ASAP. ... Also, you need the Schedule Table, not just the Slack column.... The predecessors are all within the same project, ... (microsoft.public.project)
Re: Project, Predecessor field, Copy more than 256 Characters ? ... You mention negative lag, ALAP constraints, durations and lag measured in ... No ALAP or any other Date constraints except ASAP. ... Also, you need the Schedule Table, not just the Slack column.... The predecessors are all within the same project, ... (microsoft.public.project)
Re: KKT constraint preconditioner ... constraints on the n primal variables,... use a SAINV factorization on that system which has the great advantage ... to avoid forming the matrix CT*C explicitly for reference). ... Why do you have linearly dependent constraints?... (sci.math.num-analysis)
