RRC Change Reporting
RRC 4.0.1
Here is an interesting challenge: We have a development team that have no access to RRC but have received word based exports of RRC artefacts. They have started their design based on these. Now those (some) artefacts have changed and there is a new "finalised review" version of them. What the development team need to know is what has changed and what are the changes within those artefacts. Is there a way to generate a change report from RRC that can be exported? I think i can see how to show what artefacts have changed - based on modification dates, but I don't see how to illustrate changes. Perhaps export as Word and then compare two Word documents? Any other ideas? Thanks |
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Benjamin Silverman (4.1k●6●10)
| answered May 14 '13, 5:10 p.m.
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Hi Stephen,
You can run the audit history report which you can save in PDF or Word format. The report will show the changes made to any artifacts included in the report. The only problem you might have is that in the case of a primary text change (a change to the actual definition of the requirement), the report only contains a link to the history viewer for that artifact (which will only resolve for someone with access to RRC). Otherwise, it will show the changes in the case of an attribute change as well as other changes except to the primary text. If you use Rational Publishing Engine (RPE), you could modify the "out of the box" audit history report to include the primary text of each revision so that it can be visualized from within the report. Hope it helps, |
(I think this works but I haven't tried it myself): You could put these artifacts into a collection, and compare the collection with itself at a later point in time
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Stephen Toop
commented May 15 '13, 9:36 a.m.
This works whilst I am working in RRC, but what I need is a change report that I can send to external users who aren't lucky enough to be using RRC directly. If could save/export the collection compare results that would help.
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