SDM-DesignTracker 5.0 User Guide - MKS

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96 • SDM-DESIGNTRACKER 5.0 USER GUIDE Understanding the Software Release Process Configuration The software release process configuration determines the development path that each release must follow. The software release process configuration consists of: release types release status Working With Release Types Release types define the types of releases you manage. For ease of use, release types are user-defined so that the terminology you currently use for identifying releases can be reflected in the release control process. Release Categories Release types are in two different categories⎯standard (STD) and program temporary fix (PTF). The release category, along with the release status, determines the development path that a release must follow. It also determines the dependency that is automatically associated between a current release and a previous release. Both STD and PTF releases automatically default to being dependent on the previous STD release; however, STD releases are not dependent on previous PTF releases. This method of dependency allocation automatically insures that the software items in a STD release can not be installed without first installing the software items in the previous STD release. It also supports selective PTFs. For example, PTF releases can installed without other PTF releases (impacting different objects built over the same STD release) also being installed. However, if two PTFs impact a common object, a PTF dependency is automatically created to insure that dependent changes are never missed. Note: This is the default dependency configuration. You can create other userdefined dependencies if needed.
To create release types: 1. From the SDM-DesignTracker menu select option 20, Setup Menu. 2. From the Setup Menu, select option 35, Release Types. The Work with Release Types panel displays. 3. Type 1 on the first option line and press ENTER. The Release Type Maintenance window displays. Release Type Maintenance Window 4. Complete this panel as defined next in “Release Types Maintenance Field Descriptions” and press ENTER. CHAPTER 5 SDM-IMPLEMENTER INTERFACE • 97
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Contents CHAPTER 1 BEFORE YOU BEGIN
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CHAPTER 1 BEFORE YOU BEGIN Who Shou
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CHAPTER 2 GETTING STARTED What is S
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Integrated File System (IFS) Manage
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