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Unable to import requirements from ReqPro to RQM

Rational Quality Manager - Standard Edition 2.0.1
Requisite-pro v7.1.2

We have created a few requirements under Requisite-pro with requirement type set to default type named "Application Requirement".
Clicked on "Requirements" >> "Import Requirements" to get the requirements from ReqPro.
Unfortunately during the process of importing the requirements into RQM, it says importing one requirement.
Lastly it prompts that " Zero requirements  are successfully imported".

We have logged in with a user having Jazz admin privileges. Fortunately when we are able to import the same requirements into another similar  QM project area successfully.
So is there any specific permissions / settings that I need to check on this specific QM project area so that the requirments are imported successfully?

Additional Note:   The
synchronization is also enabled for the concerned QM project area.

Any inputs please?

Thanks




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So my question
is will things stop working if you modify the RequisitePro project structure, as was done here where the Project Name was changed and a new Attribute was added to a Requirement Type.  RQM seems to be very sensitive to
this, and that may be what is causing the problems.

Earlier when the import was working fine, the RequisitePro Project Name was "BreeZE." Imports from RequisitePro into the "BreeZE" Project Area in RQM were
working. Later the name of the RequisitePro project was changed
from "BreeZE" to "DCA_BreEZe_Project", and then changed again the same
day to "DCA BreEZe Project".  In addition, the RequisitePro Requirement
Type "CON" was modified .  A new Attribute was added to it named "Impacted Boards.

Any inputs please ?

Additional info: 
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When verified the "schemaname.RqProjects" table under ReqPro, we notice the renamed ReqPro project name. Initially, I thought that the ReqPro project name might have not changed in the underlying table and might be causing the odd behavior. However from the same ReqPro project, we are able to import the requirements into other RQM project areas and not the one specific.



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RQM 201 don't support the rename of ReqPro, and you can try to change the name back to the old one and have a try.

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