Find Requirement dialog box

Use the Find Requirement dialog box to find a requirement.

Find Requirement: General tab

You can use the following wildcards in text strings:

Underscore (_) Matches exactly one character. For example, d_g matches dog or dig.
Percent sign (%) Matches any number of characters. For example, d%g matches dog,  drag, or dreaming.

On the General tab, specify the details to search for requirements.

Field Description
Filter Sets

Select a saved filter.

When you select a filter, the fields on the tabs are populated with the search criteria that you saved for that filter.

To clear all values, click Reset.
Save button If you have made changes to the selected filter, save the changes.
Create button

Click to create a new filter. Then enter a name for the filter.

To create a filter based on the values you have already set, select the Based Upon Current Set option.
Remove button Click to delete the selected filter.

Class

Enter the requirement class name.

Use this format for the requirement specification:

<class_name>.<puid>;objId

For example:

Marketing_Requirement.MRTK000024;4

ID

Enter the requirement puid.

Use this format for the requirement specification:

<class_name>.<puid>;objId

For example:

Marketing_Requirement.MRTK000024;4

Object ID

Enter the requirement Object ID.

Use this format for the requirement specification:

<class_name>.<puid>;objId

For example:

Marketing_Requirement.MRTK000024;4

Note: You cannot use wildcards.
Status Enter a status.
Title Enter the requirement title.
Description Enter the requirement description.

RM database + URL

Enter the Dimensions RM database plus the Dimensions RM browser URL.

Used to display all related database + URLs for the current Dimensions CM product.

Dependent on the RM project field, for example:

RM10+http:/mars/rtmBrowser/

RM project

Specify the Dimensions RM project.

When selecting a Dimensions RM database plus URL, the Dimensions RM project displays all related database+URLs for the current Dimensions CM product.

Dependent on the RM database + URL field, for example:

RMDEMO6

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Find Requirement: Find Now tab

Select the Find Now tab to view the search results.

Field Description

Container Name

The Dimensions RM container name for each requirement found.

Note: Existing relationships do not have a container name associated with them.

Class The class name for each requirement found.
ID The puid for each requirement found.
Object ID The objId for each requirement found.
Title The title for each requirement found.
RM Project Name The Dimensions RM project name for each requirement found.
RM DB The Dimensions RM database name for each requirement found.
RM url The Dimensions RM browser URL name for each requirement found.

Container Type

The Dimensions RM container type for each requirement found.

The container type is either a Dimensions RM baseline or a Dimensions RM collection.

Open button

Select all or a subset of requirement objects and click Open to open them in the desktop client's content window.

The results list contains the current requirements from each Dimensions RM container associated with your current working project/stream. If an individual requirement is current in more than one container, it is listed more than once.

The Open button is displayed only if you are finding requirements to open them. The button is not displayed if the dialog box is used in other context, for example, when finding requirements to relate to other objects.

The normal desktop client object selection criteria apply.

Known issue: You can select a specific requirement from different containers more than once in the Find Now results, and open a requirement display. But the display includes the requirement only once, regardless of how many times you selected it.

The displayed requirement is the one selected last in the results list. Any visible Dimensions RM container data relates to this selection only. To open a requirement from a specific container, we recommend using the Catalog node in My Current Project/Stream.

Note: This issue applies only when using the Find dialog box to open Requirement views.

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