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Project/Team area membership list dump


Joel Lonneker (391016) | asked Feb 13 '12, 2:21 p.m.
RTC 3.0.1
Membership list has grown into the thousands.

Task: Obtain a membership list for each project area (including child team areas).

I've investigated Repotools -exportUsers, which I was hoping would be able to offer some verbosity to include user team memberships, but unable to list info beyond the standard output (Name, Email, CAL, Repository group membership). I would prefer this type of option.
- I originally investigated this option because user membership is listed within each users profile when viewing via the eclipse client.

Queries pull from the work item pool. Unable to get a direct answer to user membership. I did create a query to output all work items that were/are filed against any team area within the project, exported to csv, then filtered on unique 'owned by' user, but this isn't precise enough (also, non-members can be assigned work items in some projects).

I would prefer not to go into custom reporting.

Anyone have any thought into a way to get project/team membership lists output from RTC whether GUI or csv export?

Thanks,

Joel

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Ralph Schoon (63.3k33646) | answered Feb 14 '12, 4:10 a.m.
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Hi Joel,

the repotools work on repository level and dump all users with ID's in the repo.

The easiest approach I am aware of is using the Eclipse client. Right click on a project and select 'Generate Runtime Report...' that dumps a zipped HTML page where you can see the project/team/users/roles assignments.

Otherwise you could use the Plain Java Client Libraries to write a small tool that dumps the information you want.
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Ralph Schoon (63.3k33646) | answered Feb 14 '12, 7:52 a.m.
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Hi Joel,

the repotools work on repository level and dump all users with ID's in the repo.

The easiest approach I am aware of is using the Eclipse client. Right click on a project and select 'Generate Runtime Report...' that dumps a zipped HTML page where you can see the project/team/users/roles assignments.

Otherwise you could use the Plain Java Client Libraries to write a small tool that dumps the information you want.

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