Identify the <Class> Dialog Box

You can save SoDA templates without supplying values for the argument(s) in OPEN commands. Argument values can be references to specific files, directories, models, projects, and databases. This dialog box prompts you to complete an OPEN command by providing those values. It appears when you:

·      Generate a report or document that does not have the arguments for the source class

·      Select a domain in the Template View

The title of the dialog box specifies the class of source required by the template, such as a Rose model.

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The grid area contains the specific details that identify a particular object of the specified class. In most cases, only one argument is required; however, sometimes there are two or more, depending on the class. If there is a Browse button, you can browse for a specific model, project, or file. Otherwise, click in the Value field and type the required information.

Examples

The information you are prompted to provide depends on the class you select. This section contains two examples.

 

NOTE: For information about what to enter for each parameter, refer to the domain reference information for the corresponding class by clicking SoDA > Help on Domains.

 

For ClearQuest, enter the database set and database logical name.

·      The database set is the name of the master schema for this database. In ClearQuest, this is referred to as the schema repository or connection.

·      The database logical name appears in the database list that is displayed when you log into ClearQuest.

 

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For TestManager, enter the path for the repository. The repository must exist in the Rational Administrator application on your system. The ProjectName is defined in the repository. Type the project name in the applicable Value field. Be sure that spaces within the path and project name match the source exactly.

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