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Some administrative tasks require that the server be placed temporarily in single-user mode so that users don't update the database while the tasks are being performed, for example, deleting items from the database, changing authentication options, or merging user accounts. For more information, see svrsetup.htm on the Microsoft Project CD or at your Microsoft Project installation point.
All team members need to be logged off of Microsoft Project Central before you can place the server in single-user mode. One way to ensure that team members log off is by sending them e-mail.
Note While the server is in single-user mode, users are automatically logged off. They cannot log on and project managers cannot send workgroup messages. Remember to set the server back to normal mode as soon as you have finished performing the functions that require single-user mode.