Hi Lew,

In a opted-in-for-CM project area, each update to a requirement creates a new version. In the context of a particular configuration, either a local DN configuration or a global configuration, only one version of that requirement is likely ot be selected. If you define a report in Report Builder that uses the Lifecycle Query Engine scoped to a configuration data source, it reports on the versions of requires selected in a user-specified configuration (usually a global configuration). So such a report would only include one version of the requirement of interest. You could create a report using the Lifecycle Query Engine data source that is not configuration scoped. That would include all versions of a requirement of interest, regardless of the stream in which it was changed, without any indication as to the configuration context in which it was changed. You also have to watch out for the "Cartesian product" issue:

Consider some reqirement versions with the following titles and properties:

Id	title	property X	property Y
123	name1	value1	value2
123	name2	value1	value2
123	name2	value3	value4
123	name3	value3	value5

Across all versions, the name has values {name1,name2,name3}, property X has values {value1,value3}, and property Y has values {value2,value4,value5}. A report across all versions that includes id, title, property X and property Y would generate the Cartesian product acoss those 4 properties:

Id	title	property X	property Y
123	name1	value1	value2
123	name1	value1	value4
123	name1	value1	value5
123	name1	value3	value2
123	name1	value3	value4
123	name1	value3	value5
123	name2	value1	value2
123	name2	value1	value4
123	name2	value1	value5
123	name2	value3	value2
123	name2	value3	value4
123	name2	value3	value5
123	name3	value1	value2
123	name3	value1	value4
123	name3	value1	value5
123	name3	value3	value2
123	name3	value3	value4
123	name3	value3	value5

Such a report is also not very useful. It shows 18 combinations (the Cartesian prodict) even though there are only 4 versions.And the result will include combinations of values that do not exist on any single version.

So it depends on what you're trying to do. In general, you cannot report on version history in Report Builder. If you want to see the version history of a particular requirement, view that information in DOORS Next.

Best regards,
David