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Deleting work items?

Maybe I'm missing something, but it seems like I can't find a function to delete a work item from Jazz.

Is this possible? If so, how? If not, how are we supposed to remove work items that are simply mistakes?

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Maybe I'm missing something, but it seems like I can't find a function to delete a work item from Jazz.

Is this possible? If so, how? If not, how are we supposed to remove work items that are simply mistakes?


Hi Eric,

I believe, you cannot delete a work item from Jazz Team Server. However, you can mark the State of the work item as Resolved with resolution type as Invalid.

Thanks,
Syed.

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Syed,

When I create a query with no filter parameters there are missing work items. I always assumed that they had somehow been deleted but looking at your response they they aren't. There are other WI set to Resolved / Invald which are visible. Do you know how to configure a query to be able to see all WI's.

Thanks
Mike

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Syed,

When I create a query with no filter parameters there are missing work items. I always assumed that they had somehow been deleted but looking at your response they they aren't. There are other WI set to Resolved / Invald which are visible. Do you know how to configure a query to be able to see all WI's.

Thanks
Mike


Hi Mike,

When you run a query that results in a very large set of work items, not all work items are displayed in the Work Items view. However, you can view all the work items by doing print or export operations.

Thanks,
Syed.

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Thanks for the response Syed.
Ran the export & there are still missing WI - even in a sandpit project, where there are only 13 WIs some are still missing. The missing ones are system generated ones, 1 to 6 are visible (6 = Define the team members for the project area as well as the team area), missing 7 but 8 (user generated) is present.

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Thanks for the response Syed.
Ran the export & there are still missing WI - even in a sandpit project, where there are only 13 WIs some are still missing. The missing ones are system generated ones, 1 to 6 are visible (6 = Define the team members for the project area as well as the team area), missing 7 but 8 (user generated) is present.


Hi Mike,
You said that system generated work items are missing, but 6 seems to a system generated work item, and it is visible. Could you be specific whether only system generated work items are missing or randomly some work items are missing?

Also, it is possible that after the export operation you do not see a ID in the series of work items because there is no work item of that ID.

Thanks,
Syed.

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Syed,
After creating a new project the first user created WI was assigned id=8, but id 7, which I assume was system generated, is not visible.
Within an active project how do I determine whether the missing WIs are system or user generated.
Thanks again for continuing this discussion.

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Syed,
After creating a new project the first user created WI was assigned id=8, but id 7, which I assume was system generated, is not visible.
Within an active project how do I determine whether the missing WIs are system or user generated.
Thanks again for continuing this discussion.


Sorry Mike, i was off for two days. Is work item id=7 visible when you search for it in RTC?
Regarding system or user generated work items,the difference is the Summary. In system generated work items, the title of Summary will be in [].

Thanks,
Syed.

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Running a query with no filter criteria set returns:

13: test2
12: more tests
11: test2
10: test
8: user management
6: Define team members
5: Define categories and releases for work items
4: Define iterations
3: Share code with Jazz Source Control
2: Define a new build
1: Define an iteration plan

Is there another way to search for an WI other than generating a query ?

Thanks
Mike

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Running a query with no filter criteria set returns:

13: test2
12: more tests
11: test2
10: test
8: user management
6: Define team members
5: Define categories and releases for work items
4: Define iterations
3: Share code with Jazz Source Control
2: Define a new build
1: Define an iteration plan

Is there another way to search for an WI other than generating a query ?

Thanks
Mike


Hi Mike,
The text box at the bottom left of RTC thick client is used to retrieve a specific work item.
Please see http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/rtc/v1r0m1/topic/com.ibm.team.workitem.doc/topics/t_retrieving_specific_work_item.html

Please let me know if it retrievs id 7.

Thanks,
Syed.

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No sorry syed - reports work item '7' was not found in this repository, either when selecting 'All work items' or 'all unresolved work items'

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