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Loading RAID logs to CCM

I took over a project where the teams had their own RAID logs.   To consolidate, we obtained CCM via DST.

I've searched, but am unable to find if there is an API we can call to load the existing RAID items.  I downloaded an Issue work item csv to get the format ... It is very bare of information. SO, my questions are...

- Is there an API to load Issues, Risks, and Task work items
- Is there a formatted spreadsheet we can get as an example - hopefully with more fields

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From my perspective, the question does not provide information needed to understand it. See How should I ask a question in the Forum if I want to receive useful answers? E.g. it is unclear what the RAID logs are, contain, do etc and what you want to do with them - what the business problem is. I have a lot of imagination, but I don't want to answer a different question because of it.

There is an API for RTC Work Items (if this is about RTC as your tagging is lacking). There is also API to use SCM to store files. For APIs look at https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2013/03/14/what-apis-are-available-for-rtc-and-what-can-you-extend/ the blog contains many examples.

SCM has a command line search the help for scm or lscm to find the reference.
Work items have no built in automation (only manual export and import). You can look at The Work Item Command Line is now Open Source for an unsupported solution you can use if you want.

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Thanks Ralph ...

I'm not too familiar with the products, and only know that it is CCM ... and there was no tag specifically for that

RAID stands for Risks, Actions, Issues, and Decisions.  So I believe your link for API for RTC Work Itemsmay be what I need

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