Dimensions RM
Version 12.7.1
Readme File

This file contains information on installing and using the current release of Dimensions RM.

·         To check for an updated version of this file, go to:
http://help.serena.com/doc_center/doc_center.html#drm

·         To contact technical support, go to:
http://supportline.microfocus.com


Table of Contents

Part 1: Core System Requirements
Part 2: Core Dimensions RM
Part 3: Dimensions CM ALM Integration
Part 4: Prototype Composer Integration
Part 5: Quality Center Integration
Part 6: Copyrights

 

Part 1: Core System Requirements

1.0 Supported Platforms

2.0 Hardware Requirements

2.1 Disk Space Requirements for Installation Components

2.2 RAM Requirements

2.3 CPU

3.0 Load Balancing Versus a Single Larger Server

4.0 UTF Support

5.0 Minimum Tablespace Requirements

6.0 Unicode and Dimensions RM

6.1 Dimensions RM Database

6.2 Dimensions RM Servers

6.3 Dimensions RM Clients

6.4 Upgrade and Migration

 

Part 2: Core Dimensions RM

7.0 Upgrade Considerations

7.1 Upgrade is not supported. Uninstall and install of new version is required   

7.2 Upgrading the RM Database instances: "Error occurred configuring ICADMIN" [DEF204256]

 

8.0 Installation Considerations

8.1 Apache and IIS Are No Longer Required

9.0 Usage Cautions

9.1 Do Not Use the QLARIUS, RMDEMO, ALM_DEMO or AGILE_RMDEMO Sample Instances for Production Data

9.2 Reinstall RM after Upgrading Oracle

9.3 RM Browser Cookie Requirements

9.4 Users Require DCOM Access in Security Policy

9.5 TestStepForm.html required update

10.0 Documentation Issues

10.1 Documentation Availability

10.2 Help from Dimensions RM Tools May Have Errors Unless You Change Security Settings

10.3 Windows Clients Online Help Issues

11.0 SSO/CAC Issues

11.1 Disabling SSO Login Source May Not Hide Login Options in Class Definition [DEF201721]

12.0 Microsoft Office/Word/Excel & RM Import Issues    

12.1 Logs/Messages Refer to Office 2007 when 2010 is Installed

12.2 Classes Not Displayed in Add / Remove Class Rules in RM Import [DEF175858]

12.3 RM Import Designer Fails to Load Classes on Oracle Express

12.4 Error Occurs during Import when Cell Containing Specified Keyword is Last Cell in Table

13.0 RM Browser Issues

13.1 RM Browser Login Failure

13.2 Clear Web Browser Cache to View New Menu Items in RM Browser

13.3 Multiple Copies of Same Requirement Version in Document [DEF218160]

13.4 Edge Browser - New requirement form too small in Create New, Link & Add to document [INT283030]

14.0 Other Known Issues

14.1 New Instance Admin Password Not Verified

14.2 New Passwords set by Administrators Do Not Follow A Password Rule

14.3 Zone

14.4 "Error getting xml request 502"

14.5 RM Mail Service Access

14.6 Login Error: "Password May be Incorrect in Security File or Security File May Not be Found"

14.7 Oracle Errors Reported When Restoring or Creating an Instance

14.8 Oracle 11.2 Objects May Become Invalid

14.9 "Requirement Link" Attribute Display Issue

14.10 Not all Functionalities work with MS SQL Server

 

Part 3: Dimensions CM ALM Integration

15.0 Supported Versions and Platforms

16.0 Known Issues

16.1 CM / RM User Names and Passwords Must Match and are Case Sensitive

 

Part 4: Prototype Composer Integration

17.0 Supported Versions and Platforms

18.0 Known Issues

 

Part 5: Quality Center Integration

19.0 Supported Versions and Platforms

20.0 Known Issues

20.1 HTML Tags Not Removed [DEF129307]

20.2 Synchronization Errors with Extraneous Quality Center Items

20.3 Synch Engine Crashes on Quality Center Update Event [DEF129307]

 

Part 6: Copyrights, Trademarks, and Acknowledgements

21.0 Copyrights, Trademarks, and Acknowledgements

 

Part 1: Core System Requirements

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1.0 Supported Platforms

For current supported platform information please see the online platform matrix at http://nadownloads.microfocus.com/websync/Internap_Download.aspx?FilePath=/serena/platformmatrix/dimensionsrm/rtm_12.7.1.xlsx

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2.0 Hardware Requirements

The following sections contain recommendations. These recommendations might not necessarily match your company’s usage or infrastructure.

2.1 Disk Space Requirements for Installation Components

2.1.1 Databases

 

2.1.1.1 Oracle

·         Oracle Server 11g R1 64 bit: 10 GB (Recommended)

·         Oracle Server 11g R2 64 bit / Oracle XE: 12 GB (Recommended)

·         Oracle Server 12c R1 64 bit: 15 GB (Recommended)

·         Oracle Client 11g R1, R2: 3 GB (Recommended)

·         Oracle Client 12c R1: 5 GB (Recommended)

·         Instance Data: 4 GB (Recommended) for each project (monitor as appropriate)

2.1.1.2 Microsoft SQL Server

 

·         SQL Server 2016 SP1 / SQL Server Express 2016 SP1: 15 GB (Recommended)

·         Instance Data: 4 GB (Recommended) for each project (monitor as appropriate)

2.1.2 Apache Tomcat

260 MB (minimum); 500 MB (recommended)

2.1.3 Microsoft Office

·         Microsoft Office 2010: 2 GB (minimum); 2.5 GB (recommended)

·         Microsoft Office 2013: 2 GB (minimum); 3 GB (recommended)

·         Microsoft Office 2016: 2 GB (minimum); 3 GB (recommended)

2.1.4 RM Server

300 MB (minimum); 1 GB (recommended)

2.1.5 Administration, RM Import, and tutorial files

300 MB (minimum); 1 GB (recommended)

2.1.6 RM Import standalone

150 MB (minimum); 500 MB (recommended)

2.2 RAM Requirements

For RM, the Web server, and the Oracle server all running on a single machine (recommended configuration):

·         Less than 10 users: 4 GB (minimum), 5 GB (recommended)

·         More than 10 users: 5 GB + (48 MB * number of users)

·         More than 50 Users: 6 GB + (48 MB * number of users)

For either RM, the Web server, or the Oracle server on a single machine:

·         Less than 10 users: 2 GB (minimum), 2.5 GB (recommended)

·         More than 10 users: 3 GB + (32 MB * number of users)

·         More than 50 Users: 4 GB + (32 MB * number of users)

For the Oracle client:

·         512 MB (minimum), 1 GB (recommended)

NOTE: These requirements are in addition to the RAM requirements for other applications running on your system. These amounts are not optimized for performance, but are minimums for stable system operation.

2.3 CPU

2.3.1 Speed

2.0 GHz (minimum), 3.0 GHz (recommended)

NOTE: This requirement is not optimized for performance, but is a minimum for stable system operation. It provides no allowance for the number of users or the size of the database.

2.3.2 Cores

To allow good performance of Dimensions RM we suggest that 1 real core is available for each instance of rmAppServer. The CPU should have several additional cores for the operating system and other processes (e.g. Oracle database).

For RM server on a single machine:

·         Less than 10 users: 4 cores

·         More than 10 users: 3 cores + (0.1 cores * number of users)

·         More than 50 Users: 6 cores + (0.1 cores * number of users)

 

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3.0 Load Balancing Versus a Single Larger Server

Dimensions RM should work correctly behind a hardware load balancer with the sticky bit set. However, Micro Focus does not test or document the use of Dimensions RM with a load balancer.

Since the Dimensions RM Application Server scales well, Micro Focus recommends that you increase the capacity of the Web Server, if possible, rather than running a load balancer. Given a choice between running four 2-processor web servers behind a load balancer or a single server with 8 processors, it would be recommended to run the single larger server. User experience shows that a single larger server delivers the best performance and is easier to maintain.

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4.0 UTF Support

Although Dimensions RM supports an AL32UTF8 character set, currently all characters entered into such a database must be ASCII characters for Dimensions RM to display them correctly. Therefore, if you intend to use Dimensions RM to access data entered in a Dimensions CM AL32UTF8 database, the Dimensions CM data must also be entered as ASCII.

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5.0 Minimum Tablespace Requirements

Dimensions RM may freeze when tablespace is not sufficient. To ensure adequate tablespace, set tablespace to auto-extend with a minimum of 16 MB.

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6.0 Unicode and Dimensions RM

The introduction of the RM Import tool in Dimensions RM version 10.1 makes it necessary to store Unicode information in the Dimensions RM database. These Unicode characters come primarily from Microsoft Word and have meaning to Microsoft Word.

Some of these Unicode characters may not be in the standard Windows character set that is available to non-Unicode applications. Because of this, they are not viewable and are displayed in non-Unicode clients as unknown conversion characters (upside-down question marks or boxes).

6.1 Dimensions RM Database

To fully store these Unicode characters in the Dimensions RM Oracle database, you MUST configure the Oracle database instance with the UTF8 database character set (Oracle recommends AL32UTF8 for Oracle 10g). Using an Oracle UTF8 database ensures that RM Import can store all the Unicode characters in the Dimensions RM database.

If you use any other database character set (such as Western European [WE8MSWIN1252]), RM Import cannot fully store all of these Unicode characters. Data loss occurs when RM Import attempts to store these Unicode characters in a non-UTF8 database. The non-UTF8 database does not have these characters in its character set, so it substitutes the unknown conversion character, which is usually the upside-down question mark.

6.2 Dimensions RM Servers

The RM server-based applications are the Web server and RM Web services. These are the only Dimensions RM applications that are configured as Unicode applications. This means that the clients of these servers can display, edit, and update the Unicode characters stored in the Dimensions RM Oracle UTF8 database. The client of the Web server is RM Browser and the client of RM Web services is RM Import.

6.3 Dimensions RM Clients

In non-Unicode clients, you cannot view, edit, or update the Unicode characters produced by RM Import. RM Browser and RM Import are the only UTF8 clients. All of the other Dimensions RM clients are non-Unicode clients, so they are unable to display these Unicode characters correctly. Furthermore, attempting to edit or update data through these non-Unicode clients results in data loss.

NOTE: The non-administrative clients will be replaced by RM Browser in future releases.

6.4 Upgrade and Migration

If you have a Dimensions RM Oracle database that is configured with a character set other than UTF8, and you want to use RM Import without any loss of data, you must convert your existing Oracle database to use a UTF8 database character set. Please see the "Globalization Support Guide" available from Oracle for information and instructions.

 

Part 2: Core Dimensions RM

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7.0 Upgrade Considerations

7.1 Upgrade is not supported. Uninstall and install of new version is required

Upgrade feature of the installer is disabled. You must uninstall your old release of RM before installing the new release.

For now, disregard any references in the documentation to the upgrade feature of the installer.

7.2 Upgrading the RM Database instances: "Error occurred configuring ICADMIN" [DEF204256]

The error occurs when attempting to upgrade instances with Convert Database. Do the following to avoid this issue:

1.    Go to the root of the new RM installation, typically:
C:\\Program Files (x86)\Micro Focus\Dimensions XX.X.X\RM

2.    Rename the security.dat_old file to security.dat.

You should now be able to successfully upgrade instances.

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8.0 Installation Considerations

8.1 Apache and IIS Are No Longer Required

IMPORTANT! As of RM 12.1, RM includes and uses Tomcat as its web server, so a third-party web server is no longer required. However, if you wish to avail yourself of the features of a third-party web server, you may implement redirection, in which case both the third-party web server and RM's Tomcat will run. You cannot use a third-party web server in place of RM's Tomcat.

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9.0 Usage Cautions

9.1 Do Not Use the QLARIUS, RMDEMO, ALM_DEMO or AGILE_RMDEMO Sample Instances for Production Data

Do NOT use the QLARIUS, RMDEMO, ALM_DEMO or AGILE_RMDEMO sample instances as a starting point for an actual production instance. Always start with the BLANK database template or a template of your own that was created from the BLANK template and then saved (see the Saved Instances tab).

9.2 Reinstall RM after Upgrading Oracle

Important! The Dimensions RM server requires a 32-bit Oracle Administrator Client, one that is consistent with the release level of the RDBMS; this client must be installed before RM is configured. When upgrading the version of Oracle used to support Dimensions RM, RM must be uninstalled following the Upgrade Scenarios documented in the Installation Guide.

9.3 RM Browser Cookie Requirements

RM Browser uses session cookies to process your login and recode your session authorization. Your browser and network security should be set at a minimum to "allow session cookies" for RM Browser. RM Browser does not allow you to log in with all cookies disallowed.

RM Browser can also use long-term cookies to store information about your defaults and use of RM Browser features. RM Browser does not require long-term cookies in order to operate correctly, but you have a more user friendly interface if all cookies are enabled for RM Browser.

Cookies can be enabled either in the options for the Web browser or in the settings of an external application that blocks cookies (such as a cookie manager or a personal firewall).

9.4 Users Require DCOM Access in Security Policy

By default, the Security Setting for the DCOM policies in Windows is Not Defined, and that should work with RM. However, RM will not work if the DCOM policies are set to Disabled or if RM users are excluded from using them.

If RM is not working, make sure that the following DCOM security policies are set to Not Defined or to grant local access to RM users:

·         DCOM: Machine Access Restrictions in Security Descriptor Definition Language (SDDL) syntax

·         DCOM: Machine Launch Restrictions in Security Descriptor Definition Language (SDDL) syntax

See the Local Security Policy utility under Administrative Tools. The DCOM policies are in Security Options under Local Policies.

9.5 TestStepForm.html required update

Content of TestStepForm.html needs to be updated after moving to RM 12.4 GA version in case of usage Test Case and Test Run classes.

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10.0 Documentation Issues

10.1 Documentation Availability

You can download all of the latest Dimensions RM documentation from the Micro Focus Support site. Log in to http://supportline.microfocus.com/ and see the documentation download pages for the latest release of Dimensions RM.

The manuals, readme, and release notes are no longer installed with the product.

10.2 Help from Dimensions RM Tools May Have Errors Unless You Change Security Settings

You may need to modify security settings to run the RM Browser help.

To change the security settings:

1.    Open Internet Explorer.

2.    Go to Tools > Internet Options.

3.    Click the Advanced tab.

4.    Scroll down to the Security section.

5.    Select the Allow active content to run in files on My Computer check box.

6.    Click OK.

NOTE: This known issue only applies to Internet Explorer.

10.3 Windows Clients Online Help Issues

The online help systems for the legacy Windows clients are no longer maintained or installed with the product. However, you can obtain the Dimensions RM Legacy Windows Clients User's Guide from the Micro Focus Support site. It has been updated to reflect the depreciation of certain clients and features.

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11.0 SSO/CAC Issues

11.1 Disabling SSO Login Source May Not Hide Login Options in Class Definition [DEF201721]

Disabling the SSO login source with RM Manage should hide the login options (User Credentials; SSO; Smart Card) in all login dialogs. However, the options are not hidden for the Class Definition tool if SSO is disabled in some databases but enabled in others.

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12.0 Microsoft Office/Word/Excel & RM Import Issues

12.1 Logs/Messages Refer to Office 2007 when 2010 is Installed

Certain logs and messages may refer to Office 2007 instead of 2010. Please ignore this inconsistency.

12.2 Classes Not Displayed in Add / Remove Class Rules in RM Import [DEF175858]

In RM Import, when you go to add or remove class rules, not all available classes are displayed. You must select all to display all classes under Rules. This occurs on Windows 2008 64-bit systems.

12.3 RM Import Designer Fails to Load Classes on Oracle Express

With an Oracle Express RDBMS, RM Import Designer returns a Database Read Error when loading classes after you select All in the class rules tab.

12.4 Error Occurs during Import when Cell Containing Specified Keyword is Last Cell in Table

An error occurs in RM Import during import when the cell containing the specified keyword is the last cell in the table. This situation occurs when the template in RM Import Designer has Column next to keyword selected under Attribute Value on the Class Rules tab for the Section or Keyword option.

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13.0 RM Browser Issues

13.1 RM Browser Login Failure

RM Browser login sometimes fails after the RM Server is rebooted, due to a failed connection to the license server. If this occurs, restart Micro Focus Common Tomcat.

13.2 Clear Web Browser Cache to View New Menu Items in RM Browser

JavaScript menu files can be modified to customize RM Browser menus. Before you modify these files, clear the cache in your Web browser. Otherwise, the old JavaScript menu files could be used.

NOTE: This is typically a problem in Firefox, but can occur in Internet Explorer (IE) as well.

13.3 Multiple Copies of Same Requirement Version in Document [DEF218160]

You may end up with multiple copies of the current version of a requirement in a document if the following are true:

·         The Update To Current (Tip) option is enabled for the document.

·         You propose a change to a requirement in the document and add the proposed version of the requirement to the document (so both the current and proposed versions are in the document at the same level of the document tree).

·         You accept the proposed version of the document.

If you encounter this outcome, simply delete one of the instances from the document. NOTE If your intention was to keep both the proposed and current versions of the requirement in the document, disable the Update To Current (Tip) option to allow the desired behavior on future operations.

To avoid this outcome, place the current and proposed versions of the requirement at different levels in the document tree.

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14.0 Other Known Issues

14.1 New Instance Admin Password Not Verified

After installing a new Dimensions RM database instance, when you first create a new RM instance, the instance admin user’s password is not verified with password rules.

14.2 New Passwords set by Administrators Do Not Follow A Password Rule

When administrators define new passwords for users in RM Manage, the passwords do not follow the password rule that new passwords differ by "n" number of characters from the old password. This rule is followed only when users themselves change the passwords.

14.3 Zones

Zones are no longer supported.

14.4 "Error getting xml request 502"

This can be caused by another application on the RM server machine that is using an older version of libeay32.dll. If this is the case, it usually helps to move the RM path to the front of the PATH variable and then rebooting the server.

NOTE Error 502 can have other causes that are unrelated to the libeay32.dll file and will not be solved by this workaround.

14.5 RM Mail Service Access

The RM Mail Service was previously available in the Windows Control Panel. To access the RM Mail Service, from the Windows Start menu, select Programs > Micro Focus > Dimensions RM version and then click RM Mail Configuration.

14.6 Login Error: "Password May be Incorrect in Security File or Security File May Not be Found"

The database password encryption feature was added in version 10.1.1 as a security measure designed to address the fact that there was a static, hard-coded password for the ICADMIN and ICPROJECT Oracle accounts. Before this feature was implemented, this hard-coded password was called by the Dimensions RM tools. With database password encryption, a customer can change the password for these accounts at any time, keeping them fully secure. For more information about database password encryption, refer to the Dimensions RM Administrator’s Guide.

There are situations in which you may receive the "Password May be Incorrect in Security File or Security File May Not be Found" error when logging in to a Dimensions RM tool. The following table describes such scenarios and provides ways you can correct the problem.

Case

Potential Problem

Troubleshooting Procedure

1

No Dimensions RM instance exists on the server.

Make sure you have a Dimensions RM instance on the server. You can test for this by selecting your database instance in RM Manage, right-clicking, and selecting Change User from the context menu. If you get the same error message again instead of a prompt to log in, then there is probably no RM instance in the database instance.

2

You know a Dimensions RM instance exists. The security file could be in the wrong location.

In RM Explorer or RM Manage, select Workspace > Options. Click the Security tab and verify the location and name of the security file.

3

You know the security file is in the correct location. The database instance could need to be updated to match the current security settings.

In RM Manage, select the database instance, right-click, and select Convert Database. When the database validation tool starts, select your instance and click Upgrade. When it prompts whether you want to recreate the stored procedures, click Yes.

4

The ICADMIN or ICPROJECT account could be locked.

In SQL Plus, try to log in as ICADMIN by typing the following text:

sqlplus icadmin/<dummy password>@<database instance>

If Oracle returns a message that the account is locked, type the following text to unlock it:

sqlplus icdba/icdba@<database instance>

alter user icadmin account unlock;

exit

Perform the same procedure to check and unlock ICPROJECT.

5

The Dimensions RM or Oracle path could be wrong.

In RM Explorer or RM Manage, select Workspace > Options. Click the Mandatory tab, and confirm that the RTM_HOME and ORACLE_HOME values are correct.

14.7 Oracle Errors Reported When Restoring or Creating an Instance

The following Oracle errors may occur when you create or restore an instance. These errors appear in a command prompt window that displays with the Oracle IMP command. The errors may also appear in the log, that you can display after creating the instance. These errors can be safely ignored. Note that the first line of each error will match the first line, in bold, of each following sample error. The subsequent lines are examples and may not match completely.

IMP-00017: following statement failed with ORACLE error 2304:
"CREATE TYPE "RM_NUMBER_LIST_T" TIMESTAMP '2007-08-03:22:40:20' OID '36DA1C7"
"7D528B851E040007F0100120B' AS TABLE OF NUMBER"
IMP-00003: ORACLE error 2304 encountered
ORA-02304: invalid object identifier literal
IMP-00017: following statement failed with ORACLE error 1950:
"CREATE TABLE <some SQL statements go here>
IMP-00003: ORACLE error 1950 encountered
ORA-01950: no privileges on tablespace 'RMDEMO'
IMP-00041: Warning: object created with compilation warnings
MP-00017: following statement failed with ORACLE error 1:
"BEGIN DBMS_JOB.ISUBMIT(JOB=>101,WHAT=>'ICDEFINITION.STP_CLEANUP_IMAGES;'," "NEXT_DATE=>TO_DATE('2007-08-17:11:23:04','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24:MI:SS'),INTERVAL="
........
"
>'SYSDATE + 1/24',NO_PARSE=>TRUE); END;"
IMP-00003: ORACLE error 1 encountered
ORA-00001: unique constraint (SYS.I_JOB_JOB) violated
ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_JOB", line 97
.....
ORA-06512: at line 1
IMP-00017: following statement failed with ORACLE error 1:
"BEGIN DBMS_JOB.ISUBMIT(JOB=>102,WHAT=>'ICDEFINITION.STP_CLEANUP_DEFINITIO"N_JOB;',NEXT_DATE=>TO_DATE('2007-08-18:00:00:00','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24:MI:SS'),"INTERVAL=>'TRUNC(SYSDATE + 1)',NO_PARSE=>TRUE); END;"
IMP-00003: ORACLE error 1 encountered
ORA-00001: unique constraint (SYS.I_JOB_JOB) violated
ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_JOB", line 97
ORA-06512: at line 1
IMP-00003: ORACLE error 959 encountered
ORA-00959: tablespace <name> does not exist
IMP-00017: following statement failed with ORACLE error 959

14.8 Oracle 11.2 Objects May Become Invalid

On occasion when using Oracle 11.2, some Oracle objects can become invalid. In order to detect if there are invalid objects, run the following SQL statements (as ICADMIN or ICDBA).

 
SELECT owner, object_name
FROM dba_objects
WHERE owner in (SELECT PROJECT_NAME FROM ICADMIN.ADM_PROJECT )
AND status != 'VALID';
 
SELECT
    OWNER,
    OBJECT_ID,
    OBJECT_NAME,
    OBJECT_TYPE,
    STATUS,
    TO_CHAR(SYSTIMESTAMP)
FROM all_objects
WHERE owner in ('ICDBA','ICADMIN','ICPROJECTS')
    AND status != 'VALID'
ORDER BY STATUS, OBJECT_TYPE, OBJECT_NAME;

To fix invalid objects, right-click on the instance in RM Manage and select Recompile Invalid Objects. If this does not fix all of the invalid objects, contact Micro Focus Support for assistance.

14.9 "Requirement Link" Attribute Display Issue

If the "Requirement Link" attribute is set to be displayed in the custom section of a customized Web form, it is not populated with the value. However, it is as displayed correctly in the system attributes section.

14.10 Not all Functionalities work with MS SQL Server

At present, the following functionalities do not work with MS SQL Server databases (list may change without prior notice):

RM Manage:

·         Backup/Restore of schemas

 

Part 3: Dimensions CM ALM Integration

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15.0 Supported Versions and Platforms

For current supported platform information please see the online platform matrix at http://nadownloads.microfocus.com/websync/Internap_Download.aspx?FilePath=/serena/platformmatrix/dimensionsrm/rtm_12.7.1.xlsx.

NOTE: If there is a patch for your version, it is available in a knowledgebase (KB) article on the Micro Focus Support Web site. For example, the patch for the RM 10.1.2/CM 10.1.1 integration on Solaris is in KB article 5008831.

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16.0 Known Issues

16.1 CM / RM User Names and Passwords Must Match and are Case Sensitive

In the ALM integration, the user name and password must be the same for both Dimensions RM and Dimensions CM. The user name and password are case sensitive.

Part 4: Prototype Composer Integration

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17.0 Supported Versions and Platforms

For current supported platform information please see the online platform matrix at http://nadownloads.microfocus.com/websync/Internap_Download.aspx?FilePath=/serena/platformmatrix/dimensionsrm/rtm_12.7.1.xlsx.


18.0 Known Issues

Part 5: Quality Center Integration

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19.0 Supported Versions and Platforms

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20.0 Known Issues

20.1 HTML Tags Not Removed [DEF129307]

HTML tags are not removed from HTML attributes when transferred to Quality Center.

20.2 Synchronization Errors with Extraneous Quality Center Items

IMPORTANT! If the synchronization fails for any reason, extraneous issues starting with the text NewRequirement may appear in Quality Center, and attempts to synchronize requirements linked to these items may fail. If you encounter these items in Quality Center, delete them and run a fresh synchronization.

20.3 Synch Engine Crashes on Quality Center Update Event [DEF157425]

The Synch Engine crashes when a Quality Center Update event occurs.

Part 6: Copyrights

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21.0 Copyrights

© Copyright 2019 Micro Focus or one of its affiliates.

The only warranties for products and services of Micro Focus and its affiliates and licensors (“Micro Focus”) are as may be set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. Micro Focus shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. Except as specifically indicated otherwise, this document contains confidential information and a valid license is required for possession, use or copying. If this work is provided to the U.S. Government, consistent with FAR 12.211 and 12.212, Commercial Computer Software, Computer Software Documentation, and Technical Data for Commercial Items are licensed under vendor's standard commercial license.

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