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Reassignment of ECN tasks en masse

mdebower
18-Opal

Reassignment of ECN tasks en masse

Hey,

Does anyone know of a way to reassign ECN tasks from one individual to another person without having to open each and every ECN and do it manually? Something along the lines of replace team member in ProjectLink would be great.

Windchill 8.0 m050

I have about 45 ECN's to change, and was hoping there would be an easier way...

- marc


4 REPLIES 4

Thanks to Jim Pauletto for the solution to my problem.

1. Select Product or Library Tab, then Assignments Sub-Tab

2. Select Assignments to be reassigned

3. Select <reassign> icon

See attached screenshot.

- marc

CAD / PDM Manager



Do you want to do it with SQL or code?

Is this a more then one time thing?

If you know the user's logon name - you can find the user unique identifier
for the db and cross it with the workitem db table. You can do an update or
reassignment by swapping out the user's id.

As admin, you might be able to look at assignment sub tab and reassign them
from there one by one.



hi,

the new ext.tools on pdmteam (the one available to premium users) has a
couple of workflow related jsp pages - one of them lets you find all
tasks of a user and reassign them (all or selectively) to another user.

cheers, martin

David DeMay wrote:
> Do you want to do it with SQL or code?
>
> Is this a more then one time thing?
>
> If you know the user's logon name - you can find the user unique identifier
> for the db and cross it with the workitem db table. You can do an update or
> reassignment by swapping out the user's id.
>
> As admin, you might be able to look at assignment sub tab and reassign them
> from there one by one.
>
>
>
>

hi,

the new ext.tools on pdmteam (the one available to premium users) has a
couple of workflow related jsp pages - one of them lets you find all
tasks of a user and reassign them (all or selectively) to another user.
(others find "dead" workflows, those without running tasks or robots -
or search processes with certain values in their variables ...)

cheers, martin

David DeMay wrote:
> Do you want to do it with SQL or code?
>
> Is this a more then one time thing?
>
> If you know the user's logon name - you can find the user unique identifier
> for the db and cross it with the workitem db table. You can do an update or
> reassignment by swapping out the user's id.
>
> As admin, you might be able to look at assignment sub tab and reassign them
> from there one by one.
>
>
>
>
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