How do I search questions for a particular product
Hello, is there a way to search for questions (and answers) for a particular product. For example, I want to search for questions about using defects in RQM. In the old forums I would search in the appropriate forum category.
I can search for "defect RQM" but that seems to get me lots of hits which are just relevant to RTC. I was expecting to find a way of searching for all questions with the tag 'rational-quality-manager' containing the string 'defect'. Is there a way to do this? Or perhaps someone can suggest an alternative. Thanks. |
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We are working on an enhancement for the forum that will bring more advanced search options, including narrowing search results by tag.
If you would like to request a particular feature, you can open a work item here: https://jazz.net/jazz02/web/projects/Community%20Feedback. Comments
Colin Thorne
commented Jul 20 '12, 11:07 a.m.
Thanks for your response. I couldn't find an existing enhancement that covered this request and so I have created a new one: https://jazz.net/jazz02/resource/itemName/com.ibm.team.workitem.WorkItem/70381 |
Search for questions tagged with rational-quality-manager.
If you're only interested in RQM, you list it in your interested tags, or ignore the other products.
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Colin Thorne
commented Jul 04 '12, 10:53 a.m.
Thanks for that tip. Using Ignore helped (adding RQM to interested tags didn't seem to make any difference). However, that means I have to keep adding and removing tags from my ignore list because sometimes I want to see the RTC questions, and sometimes the RQM questions. Maybe there is an alternative solution. I don't believe that the ignore list prevents questions from showing up in a search, so you only need to add/remove items from your ignore list to control what appears when you go to the main page. I think. :) |
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