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SDM-DesignTracker 5.0 User Guide - MKS

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CHAPTER 3 SETUP TASKS<br />

Overview<br />

This chapter covers the tasks required to establish the user-defined processing<br />

parameters for <strong>SDM</strong>-<strong>DesignTracker</strong>. The setup tasks should be performed in the<br />

order found here. Each task description explains how to define system control<br />

settings, processing parameters, user profiles, and so forth. You must complete each<br />

of the tasks covered in this chapter in order to enter and process requests in <strong>SDM</strong>-<br />

<strong>DesignTracker</strong>.<br />

The setup tasks should be entered and maintained by the person responsible for the<br />

administration of the <strong>SDM</strong>-<strong>DesignTracker</strong> system.<br />

Note: Some of the common tasks in this chapter, such as Working with Products and<br />

Working with Versions, are used for processing service and design requests, and are<br />

also used for release management. The extent to which you define these elements<br />

should be determined by your use of the product and individual business needs.<br />

Other tasks, such as Working with Releases Types and Working with Release Status,<br />

are used only with release management. A brief overview of these setup tasks is<br />

included at the end of this chapter (see the Release Management <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> for<br />

detailed information). If you are interested in setting up release management in your<br />

shop, contact your <strong>MKS</strong> Account Manager at (800) 633-1235.<br />

The setup tasks that you need to perform are listed next along with a brief overview<br />

of the task. These tasks should be performed in the following order:<br />

Work with Service Request and Design Request Type Codes Tasks<br />

define the various types of requests that can be logged to the system.<br />

These request type codes can be specific to your processing<br />

requirements.<br />

Work with Service Request and Design Requests Status Codes<br />

Tasks define the status codes used to identify the current status of a<br />

request, and to identify other processing considerations based on the<br />

status of a request.<br />

Work with Priority Codes Task identifies the various priorities used<br />

to track the relative importance of a request.<br />

Chapter 3 Setup Tasks • 19

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