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Is it possible to replace the process template of project area created with a new process template ?

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Is it possible to replace the process template of project area created with a new process template ?



Hi Kush,
The following link provides info about migrating process templates: https://jazz.net/help-dev/clm/topic/com.ibm.jazz.platform.doc/topics/t_migrate_dif_process.html

Regards,
Chethna Shenoy

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Thanks Chetna for your reply. This had always been an option for replacing the existing process template. I was just wondering if we have any better solution like right click the project area and import the new process template or so in RTC 3.

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The closest you can come is as follows:

Create a new project area from the new process template (call it
something like "Master Project Area XXX").

In the Project Area editor, make your existing project area "share" its
process configuration from that new project area.
Then go into the Project Configuration Source page, and delete all
children of the process-specification node, except for a single empty
project-configuration node, i.e. it should look like:

<process>
<project>
</project>
</process>

Cheers,
Geoff

On 10/19/2011 5:38 AM, kushsingh wrote:
Thanks Chetna for your reply. This had always been an option for
replacing the existing process template. I was just wondering if we
have any better solution like right click the project area and import
the new process template or so in RTC 3.

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Does RTC support branching of the sub-projects (components) as other SCM like MKS does?

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Once you create an RTC stream, it effectively creates a logical branch
in any/all components in the repository.

Cheers,
Geoff

On 11/1/2011 12:53 AM, 43308714 wrote:
Does RTC support branching of the sub-projects (components) as other
SCM like MKS does?

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