Linked Requirements and the URI
Let's say the ReqWeb host changes and I have to update the URI of the host on which the requirements are accessed via ReqWeb from RQM.
How do I update all of the imported requirements so that when I click on the requirement in RQM, it takes me to the right (updated) host, not the host on which ReqWeb was running when I created the requirement?
How do I update all of the imported requirements so that when I click on the requirement in RQM, it takes me to the right (updated) host, not the host on which ReqWeb was running when I created the requirement?
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I am also looking for this solution. Please let me know if you find a fix. TIA!
Let's say the ReqWeb host changes and I have to update the URI of the host on which the requirements are accessed via ReqWeb from RQM.
How do I update all of the imported requirements so that when I click on the requirement in RQM, it takes me to the right (updated) host, not the host on which ReqWeb was running when I created the requirement?
I am also looking for this solution. Please let me know if you find a fix. TIA!
Let's say the ReqWeb host changes and I have to update the URI of the host on which the requirements are accessed via ReqWeb from RQM.
How do I update all of the imported requirements so that when I click on the requirement in RQM, it takes me to the right (updated) host, not the host on which ReqWeb was running when I created the requirement?
OK so it's not just me. My theory is that this was caused by upgrading from ifix 2 to ifix 3. I have a PMR open on it.
I just resolved the issue!
I noticed that in the Oracle table REQUIREMENT_REQUIREMENT_CNNCTN there were multiple entries for the same host. I deleted all references to the host names that weren't being recognized, then went back and started to import again, and this time it recognized the URI.
Barry Graham
I noticed that in the Oracle table REQUIREMENT_REQUIREMENT_CNNCTN there were multiple entries for the same host. I deleted all references to the host names that weren't being recognized, then went back and started to import again, and this time it recognized the URI.
Barry Graham
Good to hear that your problem is resolved.
But without re-importing the Requirements is it possible to fix the broken links?
But without re-importing the Requirements is it possible to fix the broken links?
I just resolved the issue!
I noticed that in the Oracle table REQUIREMENT_REQUIREMENT_CNNCTN there were multiple entries for the same host. I deleted all references to the host names that weren't being recognized, then went back and started to import again, and this time it recognized the URI.
Barry Graham
Good to hear that your problem is resolved.
But without re-importing the Requirements is it possible to fix the broken links?
I just resolved the issue!
I noticed that in the Oracle table REQUIREMENT_REQUIREMENT_CNNCTN there were multiple entries for the same host. I deleted all references to the host names that weren't being recognized, then went back and started to import again, and this time it recognized the URI.
Barry Graham
Shruti
No - that's a problem. I submitted an enhancement request for to be possible although nobody has responded to it yet.