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Automation Interface, Add-Ins and Tools / Re: Requirements Export to Excel CSV
« on: January 19, 2005, 06:38:45 am »
Thank you very much for answering. Your recommendation was of great use for us. My collegue managed to export all data to Excel we were looking for. He used the following statement:
SELECT q_object.PackageName, q_object.Object_Type, q_object.Name, t_objectrequires.Requirement, t_objectrequires.Status, t_objectrequires.Priority, t_objectrequires.Difficulty, t_objectrequires.Stability, q_object.Note, t_objectrequires.Notes, t_objectrequires.LastUpdate, q_object.Stereotype, t_objectrequires.ReqID, q_object.Object_ID, t_objectrequires.Object_ID
FROM q_object q_object, t_objectrequires t_objectrequires
WHERE q_object.Object_ID = t_objectrequires.Object_ID
SELECT q_object.PackageName, q_object.Object_Type, q_object.Name, t_objectrequires.Requirement, t_objectrequires.Status, t_objectrequires.Priority, t_objectrequires.Difficulty, t_objectrequires.Stability, q_object.Note, t_objectrequires.Notes, t_objectrequires.LastUpdate, q_object.Stereotype, t_objectrequires.ReqID, q_object.Object_ID, t_objectrequires.Object_ID
FROM q_object q_object, t_objectrequires t_objectrequires
WHERE q_object.Object_ID = t_objectrequires.Object_ID
. Using the Excel-csv-Specifications we could only export the details of our use cases and activities, but not the requirements attached to them. Using the new Raquest Tool did also not work properly. Does anyone have a solution for that? Thanks in forward.