You may have seen his name on a few recent posts around these parts: Matt Quimby has joined our team and dug into some of our social business efforts as you'll see below. We've set him up to help here on NFRS where he'll be blogging about whatever strikes his fancy; my guess is he'll be sharing a lot surrounding his efforts with Youtube and IEA modules to start...   But, rather than just dump him in, we figured we'd take this opportunity to provide a more formal introduction and give a face and personality to the man behind the posts. In the... [More]

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  IBM Education Assistant is a series of educational modules designed to help you gain a better understanding of IBM software products and use them more effectively to meet your business needs.  And guess what?  Several new IBM Education Assistant modules have just been published! 1.  DOORS->Using DOORS Change Proposal System to manage change requests http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/ieduasst/rtnv1r0/topic/com.ibm.iea.doors/doors/9.2/Usability/change_proposal_system/change_proposal_system_viewlet_swf.html?dmuid=20100922155420305507... [More]

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    Earlier this month, Boris Kuschel posted over on the Jazz.net team blog about some of the most useful features of repotools and how to ensure faster migrations: Ensuring faster migrations between database instances, vendors, and product versions:   One of the great utilities that come with the Rational solution for Collaborative Lifecycle Management products is called “repotools”. It has been used (and abused) for many purposes related to database creation, migration, upgrade, indexing, fixing, etc. To appreciate this, one can just type in... [More]

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Rational Support encountered a case for IBM Rational Team Concert (RTC) where 400+ custom attributes in a project needed to be deleted. These attributes were removed from the presentation and from "Types and Attributes" in the process configuration, but they still show up in the Query Editor.   In this situation, how can the custom attributes be deleted permanently so they do not show up in the Query Editor or anywhere else? Unfortunately, there is not a way to permanently delete custom attributes from a RTC repository.... [More]

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