Time Tracking in RTC 3
I noticed in the database on the Jazz server, that time tracking in the final version of 3.0 is stored in milliseconds, while it was hours in 3.0 RC1. That is very nice since it should allow for entries of fractions of a hour. But how can I enter them, the editor refuses anything but integers?
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Fractions of hours are required to make time tracking usable for many customer. I created the defect below. Please add your +1 and comments to encourage a quick fix.
http://jazz.net/jazz/web/projects/Rational%20Team%20Concert#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.viewWorkItem&id=141526
http://jazz.net/jazz/web/projects/Rational%20Team%20Concert#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.viewWorkItem&id=141526
I noticed in the database on the Jazz server, that time tracking in the final version of 3.0 is stored in milliseconds, while it was hours in 3.0 RC1. That is very nice since it should allow for entries of fractions of a hour. But how can I enter them, the editor refuses anything but integers?
Did you get any response to this question (about time tracking tab in Scrum template). The blog post seems to imply that you can add the time tracking tab to any work item, but I also cannot find it with the Scrum template.
I figured it out. Here's what you have to do...
1. Open your project in the Eclipse client.
2. Go to the process configuration
3. Go to Project Configuration->Configuration Data->Planning->Time Tracking.
4. Add some time codes.
5. You probably also want to go Project Configuration->Configuration Data->Planning->General and change your config to use Time Spent.
6. Go to the web view for your project (can use eclipse, but the web view is much easier for this...)
7. Go to the Work Items->Editor Presentations. Choose the default presentation.
8. Add a Time Tracking tab (use the Overview tab type as a base)
9. Add a Time Tracking section. Put it in the Description area.
10. Add a presentation to the Time Tracking section. Choose non-attribute-based presentation, then choose Time Sheet Table.
11. Save
Done!
1. Open your project in the Eclipse client.
2. Go to the process configuration
3. Go to Project Configuration->Configuration Data->Planning->Time Tracking.
4. Add some time codes.
5. You probably also want to go Project Configuration->Configuration Data->Planning->General and change your config to use Time Spent.
6. Go to the web view for your project (can use eclipse, but the web view is much easier for this...)
7. Go to the Work Items->Editor Presentations. Choose the default presentation.
8. Add a Time Tracking tab (use the Overview tab type as a base)
9. Add a Time Tracking section. Put it in the Description area.
10. Add a presentation to the Time Tracking section. Choose non-attribute-based presentation, then choose Time Sheet Table.
11. Save
Done!