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I have some questions about the reports. I am using RTC 2.0. Is there some doc online on the reports? Release burndown We did not use the story points when we did the project. It was a small project in a class setting. If we add the story points at this point (now) for each story will we able to see the release burndown? Will I then be able to see the team velocity? Repository metrics I would like to see the metrics between specific dates. Is that possible? Is com.ibm.team.repository the namespace for the Java projects created by users? Can we go into looking a particular Java projects? Thanks, Christelle |
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On 2/20/2010 4:37 PM, scharffc wrote:
Hi, The release burndown is designed to work on story points, so if you add a story points attribute to your work items, and ensure that this attribute is set as a "top-level work item type" (you can do this in the project area editor), the release burndown should work. Note that the release burndown is a view across multiple iterations throughout a release, with one data point per iteration. Sounds like what you really want is the regular burndown chart, no? It operations on the "estimate" and "time spent" fields of any work item. You can also select multiple iterations in this report if you want a longer view of it. Regarding the repository metrics, it's not possible with those reports to do either of the things you ask. The first could be done by modifying the report template. If you're looking for code delivered into source control, the namespace is com.ibm.team.scm. This includes things like change sets, baselines and streams. You can't break this information down by a particular java project. james RTC Reports Team Lead |
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I do not see how to check that the story point attribute is set as a "top-level work item type". Where is it in the project area editor? I could not use the Project Activity report. I cannot input any parameter - in team area, streams... What is the project activity report and how do es it work? Thanks, Christelle On 2/20/2010 4:37 PM, scharffc wrote: Hi, The release burndown is designed to work on story points, so if you add a story points attribute to your work items, and ensure that this attribute is set as a "top-level work item type" (you can do this in the project area editor), the release burndown should work. Note that the release burndown is a view across multiple iterations throughout a release, with one data point per iteration. Sounds like what you really want is the regular burndown chart, no? It operations on the "estimate" and "time spent" fields of any work item. You can also select multiple iterations in this report if you want a longer view of it. Regarding the repository metrics, it's not possible with those reports to do either of the things you ask. The first could be done by modifying the report template. If you're looking for code delivered into source control, the namespace is com.ibm.team.scm. This includes things like change sets, baselines and streams. You can't break this information down by a particular java project. james RTC Reports Team Lead |
1. Open the project area in the rich client. Click on the Process
Configuration tab. Select Project Configuration > Configuration Data > Planning > Top-LEvel Work Item Types. Then select your work item type as a "top-level work item". Then, you need to specify the complexity attribute... select the "Plan Attributes" item to modify this. 2. The project activity report relates to SCM information - how many change sets are being added/removed from streams, and how many files and folders they contain. By default, we don't collect this information in the data warehouse because it can get very expensive as the number of streams and sizes of those streams increase. But you can manually tell the data warehouse which steams to collect data for by going to the Web UI, clicking on "Reports", then on "Administer SCM Snapshot", then selecting the streams you want to collect data for. Then, after the snapshots run again (either manually or automatically overnight) the report should have parameters and data. james RTC Reports Team Lead On 2/23/2010 1:07 AM, scharffc wrote: Hi, |
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