View to show specific artifacts, including a higher level artifacts in module hierarchy
How can I create a view, where a module is filtered by specified artifact ids. This view must include a top-level non-heading artifact in a hierarchy. I am not talking about a parent-child relationship in this case.
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I'm afraid I don't know the answer to that one Andrey!
Carol
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Hello
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That works, but to do what Andrey is asking you'd have to include all of the top level artifact ID's too. The list could get long. |
I am not sure what is meant by "This view must include a top-level non-heading artifact in a hierarchy"
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In DOORS you could select any Object, then filter to 'include current object' + indicate if you also wanted to show 'Descendants' of that Object. We used this frequently to display 'only objects in Section 2.0' for example.
I think that's what Andrey is trying to do, select certain artifacts and show a specific level of artifacts above or below (for context) without having to list each Artifact ID in the filter.
Is that correct Andrey?
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Andrey Kulpanovich
commented Apr 13 '18, 11:38 a.m.
Thank you for a better explanation. That is exactly what I am looking for. I am trying to recreate views in DNG similar to what we had in DOORS. In DOORS you can target any requirement and all ancestors optionally could be shown for traceability purposes. It seems that the only option would be a custom script, which will query XML file for a specific module, retrieves information for module structure and shows all top-level artifacts of provided artifact ids.
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Hi, I have the same question like Andrey. I know the question was asked several years. Does DNG has the option like classic DOORS whereas we can select any Object, then filter to 'include current object' + indicate if also wanted to show 'Ancestors' of that Object? |
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