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Start date of a work item

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Philippe Preville (36●2●8●8) | asked Aug 14 '09, 2:20 p.m.
I have set up a lot a work item and queries, I'm trying to figure out when a work item has start (it status passes from new to in progress). When I'm adding the column "start date" in the layout of a work item result, it is always empty. Is there something I'm missing ?

Thank you !

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Johannes Rieken (1.2k●1) | answered Aug 17 '09, 3:53 a.m.
pprevill wrote:
I have set up a lot a work item and queries, I'm trying to figure out
when a work item has start (it status passes from new to in
progress). When I'm adding the column "start date" in the
layout of a work item result, it is always empty. Is there something
I'm missing ?

Thank you !


The Start Date attribute is independent of the state change "New -> In
Progress". It's meant as a hint on when to start working on that item.

To solve your problem, have a query which asks for all work items with
state "New" and display it in the Team Central view. The Team Central
query section will shows a visual clue when the query result has changed.

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Cheers, Johannes
Agile Planning Team
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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35) | answered Aug 17 '09, 8:37 a.m.
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How is the "Start Date" set?

It's probably staring me in the face (:-), but I can't seem to find it
on any of the standard work item editor displays, or as an existing
attribute when I go into the Process Configuration page.

Cheers,
Geoff

Johannes Rieken wrote:
pprevill wrote:
I have set up a lot a work item and queries, I'm trying to figure out
when a work item has start (it status passes from new to in
progress). When I'm adding the column "start date" in the
layout of a work item result, it is always empty. Is there something
I'm missing ?

Thank you !


The Start Date attribute is independent of the state change "New -> In
Progress". It's meant as a hint on when to start working on that item.

To solve your problem, have a query which asks for all work items with
state "New" and display it in the Team Central view. The Team Central
query section will shows a visual clue when the query result has changed.
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Michael Scharf (781) | answered Aug 17 '09, 10:42 a.m.
We experimented with the start date pre 1.0 but were not happy with the solution, therefore had to drop it as we ran out of time.
Enhancement 63920 (https://jazz.net/jazz/resource/itemName/com.ibm.team.workitem.WorkItem/63920) tracks our effort to implement a more generic solution to the problem.


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MikeS
Jazz Agile Planning team

Geoffrey Clemm wrote:
How is the "Start Date" set?

It's probably staring me in the face (:-), but I can't seem to find it
on any of the standard work item editor displays, or as an existing
attribute when I go into the Process Configuration page.

Cheers,
Geoff

Johannes Rieken wrote:
pprevill wrote:
I have set up a lot a work item and queries, I'm trying to figure out
when a work item has start (it status passes from new to in
progress). When I'm adding the column "start date" in the
layout of a work item result, it is always empty. Is there something
I'm missing ?

Thank you !


The Start Date attribute is independent of the state change "New -> In
Progress". It's meant as a hint on when to start working on that item.

To solve your problem, have a query which asks for all work items with
state "New" and display it in the Team Central view. The Team Central
query section will shows a visual clue when the query result has changed.

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