You can create a direct association between an existing requirement and an existing model element. This directly links the requirement and the model element and synchronizes both artifacts so you can manage them as a single, conceptual item.
By default, the integration directly associates use-case requirements and use-case model elements. This creates a one-to-one, exclusive relationship between the use-case artifacts.
These instructions assume that your project properties are configured with the default properties on the Link Policy page, in which use-case model elements and use-case requirements are linked with direct associations. You can customize your Link Policy properties to directly link other model element and requirement types.
To create a direct association:
As an alternative to using the menu items described above, you can drag a requirement to a model element or drag a model element in the Model Explorer view to a requirement to make the association.
Parent topic: Associating existing requirements and model elements
Related concepts
Associations between requirements and model elements
Direct associations
Related tasks
Creating indirect associations between requirements and model elements
Removing requirement associations
Viewing and repairing requirement link problems
Related reference
RequisitePro Requirement Synchronization