requirement project baselines
Zica Valsan (101●2●47●45)
| asked Jan 31 '13, 4:50 p.m.
edited Aug 21 '14, 12:48 p.m. by Douglas Bush (281●2●5)
Hi,
I'm using the JKE Banking (RM) , ver 4.0.1 to to get used to the new application. So, I'm a beginner in this area. I have reached a point where I wanted to create a requirement project baseline. The problem I have is that after opening the Artifact tab and getting all features in a certain folder, the Baseline Icon is gray out. Do I need to enable anything else in advance? There is also a statement in th ehelp which puzzle me: "You can create baselines at any date in the past, not just at the current time" What would be the reason and how I will create such a baseline when the changes are already done? Thank you, Zica |
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Did you make yourself a Project Baseline Administrator?
Check under Administration -> Manage This Project Area -> Members -> Process Roles for your user |
As Bas says there are permissions needed which are not provided to Author or Administrator roles.
This help topic has a note about this: https://jazz.net/help-dev/clm/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.rational.rrm.help.doc%2Ftopics%2Fc_snapshots.html Important: You must have Project Baseline Administrator permissions to create baselines. By default, the Project Baseline Administrator role has this permission, but the Administrator and Author role do not. You can either add this role to your user or change the default permissions for the author or administrator roles. |
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Thank you both, I have indeed thought that the Administrator role covers this right.
After proper settings, it work. Zica |
Hi Robin, I am trying to make one of those baselines for a date that has passed, but it seems to not be completing is there any way I can verify it is even running?
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A Baseline is timestamp that is used to access the repository. If you create a baseline in the past it will open that artifact as it was prior to the baseline timestamp, and will not show any changes after the baseline.
When a new version of an artifact is created it does not overwrite the previous version. This allows the artifact history to see all previous version and all the related content, links, and attributes.