Hi,

in the included process templates the attribute is called StoryPoints of type enumeration. It is stored in the repository.

What do you want to do?

Hello

Where is stored complexity of story?

Thank you in advance :-)

David Csikkel

Hi David,

I'd suggest to look into the reports available with RTC Standard.
RTC provides a data warehouse and reports that you could look into.

Would be great if you could provide a bit more data and a more descriptive subject next time so that we can narrow down thins a bit faster.

Thanks,

Ralph

I want to create some report with story points so I need to know where exactly can I find this data in database.

DC

On 5/25/2010 12:38 PM, rschoon wrote:

Hi David,

I'd suggest to look into the reports available with RTC Standard.
RTC provides a data warehouse and reports that you could look into.

Would be great if you could provide a bit more data and a more
descriptive subject next time so that we can narrow down thins a bit
faster.

Thanks,

Ralph

David.Csikkelwrote:
I want to create some report with story points so I need to know
where exactly can I find this data in database.

DC

Have a look at some of our out-of-the-box reports such as "Story
Points". There are two interesting aspects here. We treat story points a
little more generically than one might think. First, the work item type
itself is configurable - it's not just a "Story" but really a "Top-level
work item", as configured in the process spec. So in the report you'll
see we use a variable for top level work item types, instead of
hardcoding "Story". Similarly, the attribute used to represent the
complexity isn't limited to "Story Points", so we use {Complexity
Attribute} as a variable which gets resolved to the correct attribute. A
bit complicated but quite flexible. Again, look at some of the
out-of-the-box reports to see how this is done.

james
RTC Reports Team Lead