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CHAPTER 5 <strong>SDM</strong>-IMPLEMENTER<br />
INTERFACE<br />
Overview<br />
This chapter covers the tasks required to create an entity list and check out entities<br />
for a selected design request. Entities can be selected and checked out through <strong>SDM</strong>-<br />
Implementer or <strong>SDM</strong>-<strong>DesignTracker</strong>. Both options are explained here. The following<br />
tasks are covered in this chapter:<br />
Work with Entities - Check Out from <strong>SDM</strong>-<strong>DesignTracker</strong> explains<br />
how to select a design request, and create and check out the entity list<br />
directly through <strong>SDM</strong>-Implementer. This function automatically<br />
incorporates the following tasks. Therefore, if entities are created in this<br />
manner, the remaining tasks do not have to be completed.<br />
Work with Entities - Creating an Entity List describes how to create<br />
an entity list in <strong>SDM</strong>-<strong>DesignTracker</strong>.<br />
Work with Entities - Adding Related Entities describes how to select<br />
related objects for an entity.<br />
Work with Entities - Ready for Check Out explains how to identify<br />
entities that are ready for check out.<br />
Note: Design requests must be approved before entities can be checked out<br />
or promoted to a test or production environment in <strong>SDM</strong>-Implementer.<br />
Creating an <strong>SDM</strong>-Implementer Project in <strong>SDM</strong>-<strong>DesignTracker</strong><br />
explains the various ways to create an <strong>SDM</strong>-Implementer project within<br />
<strong>SDM</strong>-<strong>DesignTracker</strong>.<br />
Using Release Control describes how to set up and use the release<br />
control features of <strong>SDM</strong>-Implementer’s release management for<br />
internal software configuration and control.<br />
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