Schedule Management > Creating and managing schedules
Importing schedules
Use the ScheduleManagerFoundationImport transfer mode to import a schedule and its related data, including properties, for all schedules created in previous versions of Teamcenter (prior to 11.2).
Note: To import the custom properties on a schedule or schedule task using PLM XML, the exported schedule must have a custom PropertySet object attached to the
ScheduleManagerFoundationExporttransfer mode, as described in Exporting schedules.
Use the ScheduleManagerFndImportLegacy transfer mode to import a schedule and its related data, including properties, for all schedules created in Teamcenter 11.2 and later.
Note: If you create a subclass with custom properties, these properties can be attached to the out-of-the-box transfer modes.
Import behavior notes
- Orphaned tasks are ignored during import.
- If the workflow template is not present upon import, workflow tasks ignore the template and the scheduling attribute is set to
NULLTAG. - When importing resource assignments, if the user, discipline, or group is not present, the resource assignment fails.
- When importing schedule member, if the user, discipline, or group is not present, the schedule member fails.
- Re-importing an already imported schedule into the system will not update or overwrite the existing schedule-related data. The system deletes all schedule-related data like tasks, proxy tasks, assignments, dependencies, deliverables, and calendars.
Note: If deletion of any schedule-related data fails, the system rolls back any changes made and the import operation fails. An error message is displayed.
- The system re-imports everything from the PLM XML file.
- Set the
SM_PLMXML_IMPORT_EXISTING_SCHEDULEpreference to True to re-import a schedule that is already in the system. Set this preference to False to block the import of a schedule that is already in the system.
Source: https://docs.sw.siemens.com/en-US/doc/282219420/PL20251212545240207.plm00054/id1681284 · retrieved 2026-07-10