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Needed: Guidance on creating a new baseline without converting to Global Configuration Management?

Is there guidance on creating a new baseline without converting to Global Configuration Management?

Ref: The Requirements Management project baselines are archived during the upgrade to gain performance. If after the upgrade you need to access these baselines, you must restore them.

We upgraded this weekend from CLM 5.0.2 to CLM 6.0.1.

We are unable to locate previous project baselines taken in DNG project areas after the upgrade. The baseline interface no longer appears to exist. Our concern is that past baselines were lost in the upgrade migration.

We need e clarification on whether the baselines were migrated to a new location in line with the Global Configuration Baseline functionality or if the baselines, or if we need to investigate a migration error.


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How do you "archive" a "project baseline" in RDNG 5.0.2? Both terms sound new to me.

Thank you for the response.  However, we already know how to do that. What they are looking for is how to create a NEW project baseline without enabling GC.

After reviewing the link we now have our answer.. The archive question answers the issue of missing baselines, while the second screenshot displays how to create a baseline. I was able to find both in our configuration.
 


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First select the stream configuration. Then:


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You need to follow the instructions on how to restore the baselines from archive:
restore baseline from archive
Following the instructions as in the link will show you something like


 
Baselines restored can be found by switching configuration in the top right and selecting one:


 

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