Configuring User-Defined Codes for P6 EPPM Data Source
To extract and load a subset of P6 EPPM user-defined codes (UDFs) to CIC Analytics:
- Sign in to CIC Analytics Administration Web Application:
http://<host>:<port>/p6rdb
- In the sidebar, select
Status.
- In the All list, select staretl<id> or a <custom name for data source>.
- In the left pane, select
UDFs.
- Select any of the following tabs to migrate the following UDFs for the selected data source:
- Activity
- Project
- Resource Assignment
- Resource
- WBS
For example, select Project, Activity, Resource, Resource Assignment, and WBS level UDFs from P6 EPPM.
- Select any of the following tabs to migrate a UDF type. The following UDF types are supported:
- Cost
- Date
- Non-Cost
Number and Integer UDF types are displayed in the 'Non-Cost' folders.
- Text
- Indicator
Notes:
- Formula-driven UDF values are not brought over during the STARETL process. The calculated UDFs can be selected as columns but the values will be null.
- A limit of approximately 220 UDFs for each supported level (Project, WBS, Activity, Resource, and Resource Assignment) and data type (Cost limit is 220, Non-Cost limit is 220, and a combination comprising Date, Text, and Integer of 220). The limit for Indicator type UDFs for each level is 40. For example, you can select a total of 220 UDFs that includes Project Cost UDFs, WBS Cost UDFs, Activity Cost UDFs.
- By default, CIC Analytics exposes only the UDFs that have been enabled through the administration application.
- To select a UDF to be migrated to CIC Analytics:
- In the Available UDFs list, select a UDF from P6 EPPM.
- Click the right-arrow
.
- To deselect a UDF from being migrated to CIC Analytics:
- In the Enabled UDFs list, select the UDF from P6 EPPM.
- Click the left-arrow
.
- Select Save Changes.
Related Topics
Additional Procedures for Scheduling P6 EPPM ETL Runs
Supporting P6 Projects with Burn Down Calculations
Supporting P6 Projects with Work Planning Calculations
Using Graded Approach for Schedule Adherence
Last Published Friday, October 21, 2022