I work with Java PX. I search what is the method for send notification with Script PX and get this example: 

obj.sendNotification(“Test”, true, [ “admin”],  ” passed from BaseScriptObj” + eventName);

Can you please try use only one user like in this example and used only his useranme (in your example [“manini”] and also change Boolean to true.  

Please update on your result.

You can manage project checklist by use PPM ‘content’ refers to deliverables associated with the project.
Any task or phase can be added as a deliverable, as well as any file added as an attachment in the Content tab. Examples of content are Agile Items Parts and documents, Agile Process (like ECO, MCO)  and Electronic attachments & File Folders, 

The Content tab is not simply a list of deliverables, but a rule-based control system for project management. Any content can have a rule associated with it. Rules can be set to prevent tasks from starting or completing unless certain deliverables have reached specific states or status. 

ICell date issue-An ICell object is a data field for an Agile PLM object that you have loaded or created in your program. A cell can correspond to a field on a tab in Agile Web Client or a single cell on a table.  The ICell object consists of several properties that describe the current state of a cell.

 you need used getValue() to output the data in date cell. 

 Query issue– you need changed first line (add slash before Global) to IQuery query = (IQuery)session.getObject(IQuery.OBJECT_TYPE, “/Global Searches/” + 

You need check “send notification” function to be:
sendNotification (IDataObject object Object the Notification is issued for, String template Name of Notification template, Collection notifiers List of notifiers, boolean urgent True for urgent, String comments Comments about the Notification)

These parameters are defined as follows:

• object – object on which Notification is to be issued
• template – name of the Notification template
• notifiers – a collection containing list of users as individual IDataObjects such as IUser and IUserGroup
• urgent – value of true indicates send urgently, set to false otherwise
• comments – comments about the Notification.

I  am use Agile 9.3.1.

• Click  

  

  Custom Search  in the main toolbar to open the Search Criteria pane.

• Click the Advanced button if the Advanced Search criteria pane is not already displayed. 

• Define the search conditions; click the Save menu button and choose Save.

• When you define query for report used saved search above.

Signoff Authority Transfers
You can used transferred authority from you to another user or from another user to you. This is useful when, for example, you are out of the office and unavailable to sign off on changes.
To view transfers that have been set up:
1. Open your user profile by clicking the My Settings button in the left navigation pane.
Your user profile appears in the content pane.
2. Click the Transfer Authority button.
3. The All Transfer Authority Details dialog appears.

• Create custom search  and find all Deviation one week before expiration from today. 

•  Save the search.
• Create new Reports and select “Custom Reports”.
•  Define Qurey by used Saved Search (search we save before).
•  Add schedule to report (run every day) and share with other users (list of users who will be notified when the report is generated (based on the schedule) and who will have access to the reports generated from the schedule). in this way every day when you have devation in result users will get notification on this.

To modify the order of attributes on a form tab:

1. On the User Interface Tabs tab of the setup window for the class, locate the tab you want, and Double-click it to display the setup window for that tab.

   For example, Double-click Change Orders, then Double-click Cover Page to display the setup window for the change orderCover Page tab.

2. Click the Attributes tab.

3. Click the Order visible attributes button. The Define Attribute Order dialog box appears. All the object tab attributes with Visible property set to Yes appear in the list of attributes.

4. Click an attribute name to highlight it.

5. Click the up arrow to move the highlighted attribute up one position in the list. Click the down arrow to move the highlighted attribute down one position in the list.

6. Continue highlighting attributes and moving them up or down in the list until they are in the order you want.

7. When you are finished, click Save.

   The attributes appear on the Attributes setup tab in the order you specified.

   To verify that the order was changed, open an object in Java Client or Web Client where the tab appears. Click the tab to view the form or table and confirm the change.

Oracle approach is to view and compare historical values of item attributes by Item Attribute History report. This report enables you to view attribute changes that took place at each revision. Both revision controlled attributes and Change-Controlled attributes can be included in the report.

Is it good solution for you?