New & Noteworthy for IBM Engineering Requirements Management DOORS Next 7.0.3 M2

	Description
Artifact Commands / Usability	Copy the artifact information to system clipboard when using the artifact grid and artifact viewer Starting with the 7.0.3 release, when you copy one or more artifacts from the artifact grid or artifact viewer, the artifact information is populated in the system clipboard along with the local storage. You can copy this artifact information that is populated in the system clipboard and paste the information in any other component. The artifact information that is pasted is in the following format: ARTIFACT_ID: ARTIFACT_SUMMARY. If you copy multiple artifacts, the pasted information is separated by break lines. The copy and paste function that uses the system clipboard is available only from the artifact grid and artifact viewer. Image of the Copy option: You can also cancel the copy function by using the Cancel Copy option that is available in the menu. When you use this option, the content that is already available in the system clipboard is removed and if you try to paste the artifact information, no information is added. Image of the Cancel Copy option:
Serviceability	Built-in Storage Debug Tool supports enhanced reporting on historical module states The built-in Storage Debug L3 Tool now supports enhanced reporting on historical module states. By using this tool, you can perform the following actions: Select a module to explore all the exiting historical versions of the module. Select a specific historical module version to get detailed information about the module version. Select a configuration to receive additional configuration-specific information about the module versions that are displayed in the tool.
	Repair module data issues reported by the Module Analysis Tool You can use the Module Debug page to repair the following module data issues that are reported by the Module Analysis Tool: Artifacts that are referenced in the Module Structure but are missing from the configuration can be removed from the Module Structure. Artifacts that are referenced in the Module Structure but are missing from the configuration can be recovered in the configuration. Artifacts that are present in the configuration but are missing from the Module Structure can be reparented into the Module Structure. Artifacts that are present in the configuration but are missing from the Module Structure can be deleted from the configuration.