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What's the URL for an existing sandbox?

Maybe this is a dumb question, but I created a sandbox and forgot to record the URL. If I try to create a new one, I get told it already exists. So where do I go to use the existing one?

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Could you provide more background? You can see your list of known sandboxes in the Eclipse client by going to Preferences > Sandboxes. 


I don't usually think of sandboxes as having an URL (like file:///blah/blah). Are you using an extension like RDz or TPK/tk?


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To answer the original question: The URL's looks like the following. This example is for the CLM GA sandbox -- "sandbox02":

https://jazz.net/sandbox02-ccm/web
https://jazz.net/sandbox02-rm/web
https://jazz.net/sandbox02-qm/web

This of course assumes you have already created a project area through https://jazz.net/sandbox
If you see the message, "There are currently no project areas. Contact your administrator to get started," DO NOT contact your administrator.  Go to https://jazz.net/sandbox to create your project area.

Substitute sandbox numbers appropriately (This is as of March 2015 and subject to change):
sandbox01: CLM sprint milestone sandbox without new Configuration Management
sandbox02: CLM GA sandbox
sandbox03: SSE GA sandbox
sandbox04: CLM sprint milestone sandbox with new Configuration Management

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It's an issue in the sandbox creation (see https://jazz.net/jazz03/web/projects/Requirements%20Management#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.viewWorkItem&id=95519). Turns out I had never previously created a sandbox, though the error message I got convinced me that I had.

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