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How to implement sequential task completion

Hi,
How we can implement task completion. E.g I have two task Task 1 and Task 2.
Task 2 shall be disabled or cannot be started unless task 1 is completed.
How we create this feature in RTC?

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Well RTC support many ways to modeling this, since it is a broad context. You can implement an extension, model as aprovals or even with work item states.

Try to be more specific, so we can give a better help!


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A work item save advisor could do this. Examples, start here: https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2014/05/26/only-owner-can-close-workitem-advisor/

You would need a specific relationship or some other information to determine the order.

I honestly think that there is something wrong with the work culture it you have to enforce something like this though.


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I have added the task1 in task2 as predecessor,and tried to complete the task2 and it saved ,however, as per to the description(in Internet for predecessor relation) it should not complete before task1.

Please guide me.

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As far as I am aware, there is no advisor implemented in RTC that would prevent this for the predecessor/successor relationship. The relationship is only used in the planning component. If you want to have that semantics you have to implement it in a custom extension as mentioned above.

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