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Linking SCM files to DNG requirements and ETM test cases

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There are many link types in EWM that connect files to requirements, test case, test scripts etc. This indicates that ELM offers linking scm files to other ELM artefacts.
However,  I see no option for linking my SCM files to DNG requirements In EWM SCM web client 7.1.0. I also tried EWM eclipse client 7.0.3 but Team->add related option not visible in package explorer view. 
I enabled GC, created correct context for IBM DNG and IBM EWM components, set permissions and published SCM stream in TRS, yet no linking option visible in web client. 
I understand that showing linked SCM files may not be visible in DNG; I will use JRS for reporting. 
But how to connect an SCM file to DNG requirement? 

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It sounds like you're trying to link a requirement artifact to a specific line of code.


I don't think there is current ELM functionality to do this -- I could be wrong but I have not encountered this.

I recommend using a nomenclature in your source files. If there's a function that exists because of requirement 1234, then I think doing something like

//@REQ 1234

at least gives a 'soft' trace.

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As a first step, I am trying to connect an SCM source file (e.g., abc.v) to a requirement. 

I understand the ELM SCM does not offer function-level traceability.  For C code, I could achieve function- level traceability though Rhapsody. Since Rhapsody does not support for C#, lab view, Verilog codes, I am trying soft "soft traceability" by linking requirement to SCM file.

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