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Queries on components under RTC Source Control

Hi All,

Could you please clarify the below given queries on components under RTC Source Control.

1.Is it posssible to have two components with the same name under a single stream?
2.Is it possible to delete the components from the source control itself.I know that we can delete components from a stream or workspace.
3.How do i get all the components under a project to be listed under the components folder in the Source Control section.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Sanfi

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Hi All,
In RTC is it mandatory to have a comment or workitem attached a particular changeset inorder to deliver it to the stream.

Thanks in advance
Sanfi

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Components can have the same name so be sure to have a way to differentiate two components with the same name.

You cannot delete components but others have suggested solutions before. You can change the ownership to an unused "garbage" project.

Components are listed in Source Control for a project when the project has ownership of the component.

Comment or work item requirements for delivered change sets is set in the process. You can configure it to be required or not.

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Just FYI:
- The workitem requesting that two components (owned by the same entity)
not be allowed to have the same name is 104648
- The work item requesting the ability to delete a component is 93126

Cheers,
Geoff

tmok wrote:
Components can have the same name so be sure to have a way to
differentiate two components with the same name.

You cannot delete components but others have suggested solutions
before. You can change the ownership to an unused "garbage"
project.

Components are listed in Source Control for a project when the project
has ownership of the component.

Comment or work item requirements for delivered change sets is set in
the process. You can configure it to be required or not.

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