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'work Item List' or 'Item List' attribute type not supported in JRS 6.0.2 ?

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Vivek Pandey
(43●2●17●38) Jun 02 '17, 7:49 a.m.

Hi,


in RTC 6.0.2 , We have created an attribute of type 'work Item List' , but I don't find that attribute in JRS. 
Is this attribute type not supported in JRS yet ?

I have tried creating new attribute of type 'Item List' , but I don't find that in JRS either.

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Vivek Pandey
Jun 07 '17, 8:57 a.m.

 Hi, anyone can help on this query please ?

Ralph Schoon
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER Jun 07 '17, 9:58 a.m.

There are limitations on what a data warehouse can support. I would think that this is likely not possible to support since it is multiple values. There are others that are questionable such as contributors and other complex values. 


I asked a colleague to confirm.

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Rafik Jaouani
JAZZ DEVELOPER (5.0k●1●6) Jun 07 '17, 10:26 a.m.

The Data Warehouse does not store complex list type custom attributes. It only stores single valued complex attributes and those get exposed in Report Builder since release 6.0.3.

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Vivek Pandey
Jun 09 '17, 7:23 a.m.

 Thanks Rafik and Ralph !


However curious, is it a technical limitation with multi-value list  or something that is not prioritized as yet ?

Vivek Pandey
Dec 20 '17, 5:52 a.m.

 Hi Rafik,


Any plans to support the attribute type such as 'Work-item List' in the Data warehouse ? We recently upgraded to V6.0.4 , but that does not have it either.

another query, If not from JRS, would this attribute type be available while creating BIRT based reports ?

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