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How can I copy an RRC artifact from one project area to another?

Hello,

I am working with RRC 4.0.0.1 and I would like to copy a set of artifacts (text based) from one project area to another (both on the same server).  Whatsmore, if there are links between the artifacts then I would like to copy the links.

Is this possible?

Thank you and best regards,

Andrew

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Another way that you can try is using the feature ReqIF.

From project source you can export the artifacts and later import to project target.
One condition, you must to have the role Administrator on both projects.

When you create your RIF definition, you can select include links and folders. if you want preserve the links between RM artifacts, you should include source and target on the RIF definition.

More info on Importing and Exporting ReqIF files

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If you are referring to two existing projects, the simple answer is no. This is partly because each project has it's own type system information (artifact types, attributes, link types, etc) and even if you define the same types in both projects, they are not truly equivalent and there's no process for "mapping" these in any way.
If you want to create a new project based on the contents of an existing project, that can be done by creating a project template from the existing project and using it to create the new project.

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 You meant we cannot export/import these items on type system info by their face values like WItype on RTC ?


If the RRC target-PA is still pristine (no artifact yet), can it be considered as a new PA ?


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I agree with Stef.
 
Has this functionality improved in DOORS Next Generation (RRC 5.0) ?

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 export (to CSV)/import should work in 4.0.7 (onward probably) according to:

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