Requirements Change Request from RM to CCM
I am verifying the sample lifecycle project "Money that matters" in CLM 4.0.
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/MTM_Lifecycle_Understand It looks like Requirements Change Request (RCR) can be initiated bi-directional, but there is no option to create the association (add "Provides - Requirements Change Request") from RM project area. Would it be possible to make RCR from RM to CCM, like DOORS 9.4 can do? DOORS: https://jazz.net/library/article/624 Thanks |
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I believe that this option to add "Provides - Requirements Change Request" from RM project area is only at the moment a DOORS feature, to manage your requirements, and use RTC to put your requirements under change control, preventing uncontrolled changes to your requirement set.
FYI: RRC V4.0.1 is introducing the concept of controlling access to content through artifacts locks but it is not as sophisticated as managing requirement changes in RTC. https://jazz.net/downloads/rational-requirements-composer/milestones/4.0.1M2?p=news#weblocks Kenji Sarai selected this answer as the correct answer
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Hi Kenji,
I'm looking at my Money that Matters project areas. By default, the RM project area has a Uses - Requirements Change Requests association, and the CCM project area has a Provides - Requirements Change Requests association. These associations can be added manually. Is this what you mean? Comments
Kenji Sarai
commented Nov 05 '12, 7:29 p.m.
Hi Lauren,
Hi Kenji,
Kenji Sarai
commented Nov 09 '12, 2:52 a.m.
We are just wondering if it can be a bi-directional that will increase more flexibility. We understand it is a limitation at RRC 4.0. Thanks Lauren, and Robin.
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Without having "Provides" association, it seems you can still create a workitem or assign an existing one to control RCR. But I'm not sure if you could control access to a RM artifact under RCR in certain states as DOORS + RTC integration, which I found a bit weird since RRC should be more seamlessly integrated.
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