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Individual Projects

You can create, update, load, delete, and purge an individual project.

To create a project, at the command line, type create and the new project name. For example, to create a new project named project1, type create project1. The New Project panel, shown below, appears.

SERCRPRJ ----------------------- NEW PROJECT -------------------------------

Project Name     ===> PROJECT1 (Up to 8 chars Name of the project as entered)

Team Project     ===> NO______ (Yes or No this is a Team project)

Project Owner    ===> USER83   (Your TSO Logon ID)

Project                        (Up to 44 chars Description of this project)
Description      ===> ____________________________________________

Complexity Limit ===> 50______ (Threshold for the ratio of number of Conflicts 
                                to the Total number of changed Base code lines
                                above which the Complexity is considered High )

The Complexity Limit has no particular significance for individual projects and is explained in the team-oriented project section.

When you create a project, an entry is made in your M+R project data set: a sequential fixed length record data set which M+R auto-allocates for you with DSNAME formatted as "HLQ.CDF.userID", where HLQ is the High Level Qualifier(s) specified during the M+R installation. When you delete a project, the entry is removed. However, if you purge a project, the WIS and PRINT data sets associated with that project also are deleted.

Project Create and Update Workflow

After the New Project panel, M+R displays a sequence of panels for setting project profile options and data sets, and specifying the version data sets. This panel workflow is predetermined so that when you execute END or CANcel at a panel, the next panel displays until you create a new project or update an old project.

The END command accepts your input on the panel, and CANcel restores the previous entries. If you want to change some of the settings, issue the UPDATE command.