Among these:
CMII
CMMI
ITIL V3
Or others?
Thanks
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By Shival.Mathur 5 Answers
I need to know if there is a way to log all the client requests to the CM Synergy server on the Server. I know that the Client maintains a log, but is there a way to log them on the server as well.
I need to specifically know when each user last updated the source code.
Regards,
Shival
I am working at a 500 SW developer shop as a SCM Tool specialist. Our products are under supervision from legal standards and authorities (very much like the medical industry with FDA). Within the SCM tool we store source code, built items and product documentation.
The problem at hand is that we are coming up against a limit to how much data we can host, as we currently do not have an active retention policy, and I am asked to come up with one.
We are an interop shop currently upgraded to CC/CQ 7.1.1.1 Our vob/view server is unix (SOL). End users are all Windows XP Prof OS (some Linux later)
One of the uses for Rational is a 4 year old home grown DocMgmt app which uses CQ as the document request meta data piece and CC as the document repository for the documents.
Do you have problems merging activities between projects and streams ?
Use Merge Activity - Context menu tool (right click on ClearCase Explorer) You can download the tool from:
https://sites.google.com/site/cmanywhere/downloads-1
You will need to configure the tool as context menu in ClearCase explorer with filelist argument.
If you have any questions feel free to contact me.
Regards,
Demi Goldberg
Hello,
I would like to disable some options from Java Client of Synergy. For example, I dont want developers to Create Release. As an admin, I want it to do myself for them.
Is this possible to disable Actions --> Create Release... ?
Thanks,
Deepak Bawankar
By Ashok Kumar Srinivasan 4 Answers
Hi All,
As we all know that as part of the clearcase deliver operation , an integration activity gets created.My question is below"
Is there any chance of the command "cleartool mkbl" getting invoked when the deliver operation is being performed between two streams (i,e Development stream and Integration stream)? Any information on this is highly appreciated.
Have a great day.
Ashok Kumar S
We are trying to standardize our parallel development model, and I am trying to find a best practice to accomplish what we are looking to do. Here is the scenario:
Project: App - Prod
States (each with own view): Dev, Build, QA, Prod, Closed
Repository: App
Project App - Branch1
States (each with own view): Dev, Build, QA, MergetoProd
Repository: ?
I'm needing to set the value of a single-select field that is shared/same between a parent and subtask.
When the field value of the subtask changes, I would like to populate the same field on the parent with the same value of the subtask.
Is there a way a TeamScript can identify the associated parent of a subtask AND set the parent's field value when that same field changes in the subtask? Any ideas?
By Pawel Kopalko 4 Answers
We have folders and tasks using the same naming convention, we basically operate only on these displaynames in GUI.
Now in scripting the CLI the things get a little bit more complicated, as a test has to be done to discern whether the displayname is of a task or of a folder. Is there a way via some sort of a query (or other command) to get such info not necessarily via cvtype, but in a manner that can be scripted. (cm Syn 6.5 and 7.1)
Regards,
Pawel
I'd like to automatically make activities obsolete either after they are delivered to Integration, or included in a baseline.
I can't see any clues around the net....
anyone tried or even considered this ?
regards
Nick
By JackLee 3 Answers
Sorry if this has been asked before, but I couldn't find an answer.
I would really like to get my hands on a copy of the full documentation for the Perl API. I have seen parts of it posted on this forum but not enough to allow me to work with CR attachments.
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