You can create attributes to use in your change request
process.
Procedure
- Display the CR Process dialog box.
- On the CR Process subbutton bar,
click Edit.
The Edit
CR Process Properties dialog box opens.
- Click the Attributes tab, and then
click Create.
A placeholder,
named _New_Attribute_, for the new attribute displays
in the Change Request Attributes list and in
the Name field.
Note: If your CR process
includes child CRs, you must create a relation attribute to use when
defining the copy transition that creates a child CR. This attribute
can have any name (for example,
cr_test to create
a child CR for testing), and must be DBType
child and Web
Type
CCM_RELATION. For more information about defining lifecycles
for child CRs, see
Rational® Change
Customization Reference, Release 5.2, which is the most recent
version of this document.
- Set the attribute properties.
- In Name field, change _New_Attribute_ to
the name of the new attribute.
- In Label field, type a label
for the attribute (for example, CR ID for the problem_number attribute).
- In the DBType list, click a database
type (for example, string or boolean).
- In the Web Type list, click a
web type for the attribute (for example, CCM_STRING for
a string attribute).
To create a list box, click CCM_LISTBOX in
the Web Type list.
If the web type is CCM_LISTBOX,
you can make the attribute dependent on another attribute by clicking
an attribute in the Parent list. For example,
make the browser_version child attribute dependent
on the browser parent attribute.
- Select Queriable to query on
the new attribute, if it makes sense to query on that attribute.
- Select Reportable to display
the attribute in reports.
- Click Update.