JRS v5.0.2 not filtering custom attributes of a custom Work Item type
Maria Victoria Martinez Torino (149●2●41●58)
| asked May 21 '15, 5:44 p.m.
edited May 21 '15, 5:46 p.m.
Hello folks,
I have a question regarding how custom RTC attributes are collected by JRS. I have created a custom work item type with the following custom attributes (besides other OOTB attributes): 'Stakeholders' custom attribute, represented by the attribute type of 'contributor'. 'Score' custom attribute, represented by the attribute type of 'enumeration', with a list of values from 1 to 10. 'Product' custom attribute, represented by the attribute type of 'enumeration', with a list of products/solutions provided by us. The purpose of this WI type would be to capture the 'score' which should be provided by stakeholders on how they think the product/solution we deliver is doing. Then, a JRS report would calculate the average score for each of the Releases (by using OOTB 'Found In' attribute). The problem I have is the following: On the JRS server, I can see the custom WI type within the list of work item types. However, I cannot see the new three custom attributes associated to that new work item type although I am able to see other custom attributes created quite some time ago for another custom work item types created by us. Can you please let me know if I am missing something? Maybe an specific job that must be run? Maybe missing configuration from the RTC side? Additional info about our development environment: JRS 5.0.2 including DCC component About the Jazz Reporting Service Version: 5.0.2 Build ID: JRS_5.0.2-I20141028-2014 CCM & JTS are 5.0.2 Many thanks in advance, Vicky |
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Can you please post a SQL query example for extracting the name when we have 'contributor' type using values from a value set provider. I am unable to see the 'contributor' type custom attributes, while other custom attributes are visible.
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Hi Vicky,
In addition to running the ETLs, you will need at least one work item of that type, for the custom attributes to be shown. I also have a doubt about non-scalar custom attributes like the one you created (of type contributor) may not be exposed by JRS. |
Hi, Vicky
You will need to run DCC ETL data collection jobs first. You may have configured to run once a day hence you can see those old custom attributes. It does not seem that you have applied ifix on 5.0.2. There are several JRS related fixes in the ifix hence you may need to apply the ifix first: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg24039933#FIXLIST and then run the etl jobs. In my test with v5.0.2 ifix04, I am able to see the enumeration type of custom attributes but contributor type of custom attribute is still missing. I think it could be a defect in the tool. You can contact IBM client support to address that issue. Thanks Comments Hi Don,
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Geoffrey Clemm
commented May 22 '15, 5:30 p.m.
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Yes, use iFix005 ... it is a superset of iFix004. (iFix<n> is always a superset of iFix<n-1>)
Thanks Geoff for your response!
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