Query does not return all work items created on Jazz.Net?

Was this a query you created in the rich client? In your query, did you
select "Current user", or did you select yourself by name? Can you give
an example of one of the workitem ID's that was not returned by your query?

Cheers,
Geoff

yanli wrote:

I was trying to create a query to return all work items that I have
created on jazz.net so that it is easier to track the status. Only
one filter (condition) was used in the query and that is
"Created By". However, the query does not return all of
them. Some work items are not returned by the query even though I
can search by the specific IDs for these work items. Any comments?
Thanks.

Thanks Geoff.

The query was created from Jezz.Net web client using IE7.0.
1. checked "Current User"
2. high-lighted "Unassigned", "Gary Dang", and "Yanzhuang Li". I had been using both IDs for a while.
3. condition is "OR" - Any can match

The query currently retuerns 18 records, but it USED to return 22 records or more. One example is "65420". It can no longer be returned by the same query, though it was created by me and it was querable by the same query.

OK, here's what happened.

There are now two project areas in jazz.net: "Rational Team Concert"
(the original project area) and "Jazz Foundation". It turns out a query
is always against just one project area (a workitem query is always
created in the context of a project area). Several of your workitems
were moved from the RTC project area to the Jazz Foundation project
area. So your query (which was created in the context of the RTC
project area) no longer finds the workitems that were moved to the Jazz
Foundation project area.

I've submitted workitem 66769, asking for a way to create a query that
runs against multiple project areas (there may be a way to do so, but I
couldn't find it). Until there is a way (or we find out how) to do
that, you'll need to create duplicate queries to find your workitems ...
one in the RTC project area and another in the Jazz Foundation project area.

Cheers,
Geoff

yanli wrote:

Thanks Geoff.

The query was created from Jezz.Net web client using IE7.0.
1. checked "Current User"
2. high-lighted "Unassigned", "Gary Dang", and
"Yanzhuang Li". I had been using both IDs for a while.
3. condition is "OR" - Any can match

The query currently retuerns 18 records, but it USED to return 22
records or more. One example is "65420". It can no longer
be returned by the same query, though it was created by me and it was
querable by the same query.

Thanks, Geoff.