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When Multiple Team Member Filters Are Applied Activities Are Not Visible in Team Member (Doc ID 2910600.1)

Last updated on NOVEMBER 23, 2022

Applies to:

Primavera P6 Team Member - Version 21.12.1.0 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms



ACTUAL BEHAVIOR

Some users cannot have more than one Team Member filter assigned to them.
If two filters are assigned to a user whose filters are working properly, that user can see all of the activities associated with both of those filters.
If the same two filters are assigned to a user whose filters are not working properly, the user can no longer see any activities.
If the Filters are applied individually, the affected user can see the activities associated with the single filter.
If a user account that works with multiple filters is copied to create a new user, the copy works properly.
If a new user is created from scratch with all of the correct settings, it will not work properly.

 
EXPECTED BEHAVIOR

All users should be able to have multiple Team Member filters applied.

 

STEPS TO REPRODUCE

The issue can be reproduced at will with the following steps:

  1. Login to P6 Web.
  2. Go to Administration > User Administration > Users.
  3. Select an affected user.
  4. Select the Ellipses on the Team Member Filter.
  5. Create multiple filters selecting Add and add any new condition.
  6. Make sure the match criteria is selected as 'Any Applied'.
  7. Save the Filter and login to Team Member with the user for whom the filters are added.
  8. Apply one filter.
  9. Notice activities are visible.
  10. Apply the other filter.
  11. Notice activities are visible.
  12. Apply both filters.
  13. Notice no activities are visible

Changes

 

Cause

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