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Mapping priority field for excel import

Hello,

I am working on data import using the excel method and need to import the priority filed as well.

I tried using dc:priority and also jzalm:priority to represent the field, i also tried searching the xml representation in the schema documentation but was not able to find it.

Can anyone please help to find on how to represent priority for excel imports.

Thanks
Ranjith

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Hi @ranparam,
do you mean the priority of executionworkitem
https://jazz.net/projects/rational-quality-manager/api-doc-2.0/api-files/schemas/qm_xsd/elements/executionworkitem.html#r16

or custom attribute you defined in an artifact?

Hello,

I am working on data import using the excel method and need to import the priority filed as well.

I tried using dc:priority and also jzalm:priority to represent the field, i also tried searching the xml representation in the schema documentation but was not able to find it.

Can anyone please help to find on how to represent priority for excel imports.

Thanks
Ranjith

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if you want to create a testsuite with priority in RQM 4.0
you can use the following syntax
testsuite.priority="literal.priority.130"

literal.priority.110 : Low
literal.priority.120 : Medium
literal.priority.130 : High
literal.priority.101 : Unassigned

Hi @ranparam,
do you mean the priority of executionworkitem
https://jazz.net/projects/rational-quality-manager/api-doc-2.0/api-files/schemas/qm_xsd/elements/executionworkitem.html#r16

or custom attribute you defined in an artifact?

Hello,

I am working on data import using the excel method and need to import the priority filed as well.

I tried using dc:priority and also jzalm:priority to represent the field, i also tried searching the xml representation in the schema documentation but was not able to find it.

Can anyone please help to find on how to represent priority for excel imports.

Thanks
Ranjith

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Hello @wanhaobj,

Thanks!! it worked this time, i was missing the literals representation.

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