Maximum numbers of requirements

Hi,

Under Requirements page, when I select a folder, RRC show me this message:

"These might be more artifacts that match the criteria than are displayed. specify or refine the filter criteria on the left to view more artfacts."

There is a limit about number of requirements the RRC show at Requirements page? RRC shows me only 901 but I have more then 1200 requirements

My filter is correct because I want to see and generate a report with ALL requirements.

Thank you

Anderson

PS. Using RRC 2.0.0.2 ifix 1, migrating to RRC 2.0.0.3

Yes the requirements artifact page has a viewing limit

From the Project Page help:

"The list of artifacts in the Artifacts page displays a maximum of 900 artifacts. If more than 900 artifacts match the display criteria, add filter criteria to reduce the displayed list. The Recent Artifacts and Recent Requirements sections in the sidebar contain a maximum of 50 recent records. Use the search feature to find and open other artifacts and requirements."

But the OOTB requirements report will publish all requirements.

Is there another way to see how many requirements I have?

We tried to use a report, but It takes about 1 hour to be created and It doesn't show total number of requirements.

Is there another way to see how many requirements I have?

We tried to use a report, but It takes about 1 hour to be created and It doesn't show total number of requirements.

I don't know of a way to do this in a single query but you could try, selecting the folder(s) and choose to limit the contents to all requirements before a certain date, and then all requirements after a date. The two filters should show all the requirements depending upon the date that is chosen.

I suggest raising an enhancement request so that it is possible to get a summary of the total # of requirements, and any other metrics that you need..

Is there another way to see how many requirements I have?

We tried to use a report, but It takes about 1 hour to be created and It doesn't show total number of requirements.

I don't know of a way to do this in a single query but you could try, selecting the folder(s) and choose to limit the contents to all requirements before a certain date, and then all requirements after a date. The two filters should show all the requirements depending upon the date that is chosen.

I suggest raising an enhancement request so that it is possible to get a summary of the total # of requirements, and any other metrics that you need..

The only way we have found (without generating an actual report from RPE) is to intercept the report output in the form of the raw XML which can then be shoved into a spreadsheet or db for counts. Use "https://server:port/rdm/publish/requirements/*" to generate the XML.

Note:

-This will output all requirements and requirement types for a given repository (we have tested the query up to 16,000+ requirements and to render the XML took a little over 26 minutes in our environment)

I have a similar problem. I am not able to see the full number of requirements I know I should have.

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For RRC 2.0.x there is no easy way to do it. (Note in RRC 3.0 we are focusing on usability of the dashboards, such as this scenario...)

In RRC 2.0.x - you can do a query from your web browser: First get the url of the folder you want to see how requirements reside in (use the title of whatever folder you are interested in):

https://localhost:9443/rdm/query?query=dc:isPartOf=<https> and dc:title="Requirements" &accept

Then get all resources in that folder:

https://localhost:9443/rdm/query?query=nav:parent=<https> /limit=-1&size=512&accept

That will give you a feed with all the resources; note that it only gives you 512 results at a time. You can follow the Next page of the results to get all the values. Alternatively the results will give you the next and last page of results, which you can use to determine how many resources total.

For RRC 2.0.x there is no easy way to do it. (Note in RRC 3.0 we are focusing on usability of the dashboards, such as this scenario...)

In RRC 2.0.x - you can do a query from your web browser: First get the url of the folder you want to see how requirements reside in (use the title of whatever folder you are interested in):

https://localhost:9443/rdm/query?query=dc:isPartOf=<https> and dc:title="Requirements" &accept

Then get all resources in that folder:

https://localhost:9443/rdm/query?query=nav:parent=<https> /limit=-1&size=512&accept

That will give you a feed with all the resources; note that it only gives you 512 results at a time. You can follow the Next page of the results to get all the values. Alternatively the results will give you the next and last page of results, which you can use to determine how many resources total.

Neither of these are working in our environment. I get an Error500.

I like the possibilities of being able to include a query string in the url instead of having to do a "requirements/*". I have yet to see any documentation that uses "query" commands to return the xml.

Is there any documentation on query commands via the browser? I have only found reporting data source information from http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/rpcmpose/v2r0/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.rational.rrc.help.doc/topics/r_report_datasources.html

> Neither of these are working in our environment. I get an Error500.
Have you logged into the RRC Web UI before you sent the query?

Assuming you did, could you please send the details of the 500 error? It should be returned to the browser, and it should be also in the rdm.log server log, if you have access to it.

> Neither of these are working in our environment. I get an Error500.
Have you logged into the RRC Web UI before you sent the query?

Assuming you did, could you please send the details of the 500 error? It should be returned to the browser, and it should be also in the rdm.log server log, if you have access to it.

No, I was not in a session when I attempted to run the query. However, I was prompted for OAuth credentials. After passing the credentials is when I received the 500.

I just tried by logging onto the web UI first and then replacing the rdm/web url with your first rdm/query url and received, "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage". I will review the logs with the server admin and post and pertient info concerning the query.

Thanks for the response!

> No, I was not in a session when I attempted to run the query. However, I > was prompted for OAuth credentials. After passing the credentials is when > I received the 500.

Although FF returned empty query, IE8 returned a 500 for me too.

Tom - the same folder name can be in many places. Does that query return the results for all of the folders in all projects?