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RQM<->RTC cardinality

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Jeffrey Neau (111●1●23●13) | asked Nov 10 '09, 10:03 a.m.
I'm assuming that the cardinality of the relationship between RQM projects and RTC projects is many to one (meaning, a given RQM project can point to at most one RTC project, but an RTC project can have multiple RQM projects logging defects into it).

Is the above assumption true?

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John Nason (2.4k●10●12) | answered Nov 16 '09, 6:36 p.m.
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Jeffrey,
You can link to multiple providers from a single RQM instance. I know of teams using both CQ and RTC, multiple project areas in RTC, etc.
There were some improvements made to the user experience when using > 1 provider in RQM 2.0.0.1 but there is still some work to be done to make switching between providers a little easier.
Regards,
John


I'm assuming that the cardinality of the relationship between RQM projects and RTC projects is many to one (meaning, a given RQM project can point to at most one RTC project, but an RTC project can have multiple RQM projects logging defects into it).

Is the above assumption true?
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Jeffrey Neau (111●1●23●13) | answered Nov 17 '09, 10:53 a.m.
Thanks.

A follow-on question.

Is it possible for a single RQM project to route some defects to RTC and have others logged in the local (RQM) defect repository?

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