You work as a Project Manager for company.com Inc. You would like to create a filter in order to
view all the jobs submitted to the queue within the last seven days. How will you accomplish the
task?
A.
This task is possible; you should use the filter “All jobs in the past week” through Project Web
Access and the My Queued Jobs page.
B.
This task is not possible. Queue entries are processed and purged from the queue without a
history of the action.
C.
This task is possible; the Project Administrator, however, will need to create the view for the
project manager and then assign the appropriate permission.
D.
This task is somewhat possible; queued jobs that fail are recorded, but all successful queued jobs
are purged from the queue history.
Explanation:
You can use one of many filters to view the activity and history of jobs that have been queued over
the past week through Project Web Access.
Answer option B is incorrect. This is possible, as queued jobs do create a history that can be viewed.
Answer option D is incorrect. All jobs are queued and a history of the action is recorded.
Answer option C is incorrect. The Project Administrator need not create this view for the project
manager, as it already exists for the project manager to use.
What are the different types of filters in Project Server 2010?
In Project Server 2010, there are three ways to filter the tasks or resources in a project. These are as
follows:
1.Predefined filters: The predefined filters are dispatched with the Project. These are used to filter
specific tasks or resources, such as incomplete tasks, or overallocated resources.
2.Custom filters: The custom filters are the filters that the users design for their own project needs.
3.AutoFilters: The auto filters are used to filter the items in a column quickly. When these filters are
turned on, they appear as arrows at the top of each column in a sheet view.