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How to filter on multiple names in DOORS Next Gen / RRC view


Joe Gariano (8813137) | asked Apr 02 '14, 3:26 p.m.
Suppose I have a set of requirements in a DOORS Next Gen / RRC project, and the name of each requirement in the project contains "-A-", "-B-", "-C-", or "-D-".  I know how to create a view filter that shows me all of the requirements with "-A-" in the name.  I also know how to create a view filter that shows me all of the requirements that do not have "-A-" in the name.  That's done with the name filter, using "contains" or "does not contain" "-A-".

What I don't know how to do is create a view that shows all of the requirements that contain "-A-" or "-B-", or a view of the requirements that contain neither "-A-" nor "-B-".  I see no obvious way of compounding the name filter with and/or.  And I don't know of any regular expression type of format that I can put in the name filter to achieve this.

Can such a view that filters on multiple name values be constructed in DNG/RRC?  If so, how?

Note: I'm using DNG 4.0.2.

Thanks,
Joe Gariano

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Kirk Grotjohn (1.2k3) | answered Apr 02 '14, 3:39 p.m.
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 It's currently not possible.  There is an open enhancement to support more complex filters, which would include the example you gave.  
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Christopher Fleischer (7125) | answered Apr 02 '14, 4:05 p.m.
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 Hi Joe,
Here is the plan item if you wish to subscribe and get updates for the feature progression:

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Alex Ivanov commented Oct 31 '17, 3:34 p.m.

When I click this link I get an access denied error, can this work item be seen by the public?



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Joe Gariano (8813137) | answered Apr 02 '14, 6:03 p.m.
Ok, thanks.

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