Attributes read-out and export in Excel or Word

Hello,

my problem is to read out specific Attributes from Doors. After that the intent of the Attributes should be export into a excel or word file.
SystemAdmin - Tue Aug 17 06:54:25 EDT 2010

Re: Attributes read-out and export in Excel or Word
SystemAdmin - Tue Aug 17 08:18:25 EDT 2010

After that the intent of the Attributes should be export into a excel or word file.

A normally .txt file is always possible

Re: Attributes read-out and export in Excel or Word
SystemAdmin - Tue Aug 17 13:50:59 EDT 2010

Not sure I understand the issue, but DOORS has standard functionality for this.
Create a view showing the columns(attributes) you wish to export. Set a filter to scope which objects you export
File--Export--MS Office--Excel

Re: Attributes read-out and export in Excel or Word
SystemAdmin - Wed Aug 18 03:15:01 EDT 2010

SystemAdmin - Tue Aug 17 13:50:59 EDT 2010
Not sure I understand the issue, but DOORS has standard functionality for this.
Create a view showing the columns(attributes) you wish to export. Set a filter to scope which objects you export
File--Export--MS Office--Excel

I have to wirte a DXL Skript.

Problem

1. To read out special Attributes with DXL.
2. To import that in a textfile also with DXL.
Thanks for your help!

Re: Attributes read-out and export in Excel or Word
SystemAdmin - Wed Aug 18 08:19:11 EDT 2010

SystemAdmin - Wed Aug 18 03:15:01 EDT 2010
I have to wirte a DXL Skript.

Problem

1. To read out special Attributes with DXL.
2. To import that in a textfile also with DXL.
Thanks for your help!

Now i have solved the Problem 2.

But i dont have a idea to readout or request the status of an attribute with DXL

Re: Attributes read-out and export in Excel or Word
Mathias Mamsch - Thu Aug 19 05:02:31 EDT 2010

SystemAdmin - Wed Aug 18 08:19:11 EDT 2010
Now i have solved the Problem 2.

But i dont have a idea to readout or request the status of an attribute with DXL

You need to state your request clearer. "Reading out the status of an attribute" is not a term that is commonly used, attributes have no status. An attribute has an attribute definition and a type, and objects have attribute values.

To "Read out" an attribute could mean, reading its definition or reading the values on the objects of a module?

The "intent" of an attribute (do you mean 'content'?) is also not clear, and exporting into an excel or a word file are quite different things.

So please take some time to restate your request using the proper terms, then we can probably help you.

Regards, Mathias
Mathias Mamsch, IT-QBase GmbH, Consultant for Requirement Engineering and D00RS