PES_ProjectTask

This table contains information about the tasks that are part of an item’s task plan.

Column	Data Type	Description
obj_UID	int	A unique identifier. Every record in the table has a unique ID.
obj_Name	nvarchar(100)	The display name of a particular task.
obj_ParentUID	int	The ID of a task’s immediate parent.
obj_HasChildren	bit	Indicates whether the task has any children. A value of "1" indicated that it does.
obj_ProjectUID	int	The ID of the item to which the task belongs.
prv_Published	bit	Specifies the current state of the task plan wherein the task appears. A value of "1" indicates the task belongs to a checked in plan. A value of "0" means it belongs to a checked out plan.
obj_BinData	image	Contains all the custom attribute data for a task. This data is stored in binary and requires a macro to extract it.
obj_Description	ntext	The description of a particular task.
obj_LastChange	datetime	The last time the object was changed by a user or the system.
obj_LastChangeBy	int	The ID of the user who last changed the object (includes system).
obj_LastUserChangeDate	datetime	The last time the object was changed by a user (excludes system).
obj_LastUserChangeBy	int	The ID of the user who last changed the object (excludes system).
tsk_Completed	bit	Indicates whether or not a resource has marked the item as completed. A value of "1" indicates the item has been marked as completed.
tsk_PMCompleted	bit	Indicates whether or not a project manager has marked the item as completed. A value of "1" indicates the item has been marked as completed.
tsk_CapEx	bit	Indicates that the task is marked as a Capital expense. A value of "1" indicates that the item is a capital expense; a value of "0" means that it is not.
tsk_RemainingWork	float	Calculates the value of remaining work (Plan Work minus Actual Work).
tsk_PercentWorkComplete	float	Calculates the value of percent work complete (Actual Work v. Plan).

With tasks, you can select directly off the tables when looking for the system attributes specified above. If you have custom attributes, you will need to use the macro. The parent_UID for the root task is -6. This can be used to select the summary task.

This is useful for reporting on a rolled up value such as total planned work, total actual work, duration, whether the entire task plan has been marked PM completed, and so on.

MACRO: PES_MACRO_PROJECT_TASK. For example:

SELECT * FROM PES_MACRO_PROJECT_TASK(task, obj_ProjectUID = 281, Description, tsk_Completed, tsk_PMCompleted, tsk_RemainingWork, tsk_PercentWorkComplete, tsk_CapEx)