Creating a Configuration Management Project
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CLI EQUIVALENT
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si createproject
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When creating a project, you only create the project container. To add files, or members, to the project, you must create a Sandbox on your client machine that points to the project and then add the project members through that Sandbox.
To create a project, select one of the following:
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Keep the following points in mind when creating a project:
• When you specify the name of the new configuration management project, Integrity Lifecycle Manager automatically assigns the .pj file extension. If you specify a .pj file extension in uppercase or mixed case, Integrity Lifecycle Manager replaces that file extension with the correct lowercase .pj file extension. If you specify a file extension other than .pj, Integrity Lifecycle Manager appends the .pj file extension to the virtual file name.
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The .pj project file is a virtual file, and it does not appear in the file system for Sandboxes.
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• A single configuration management project name can be used only once in the same location.
• For case-insensitive repositories, Integrity Lifecycle Manager does not distinguish between configuration management project names differing only in case. For example, if project.pj already exists in C:/Aurora_Program, you cannot create PROJECT.pj in C:/Aurora_Program. This results in an error and Integrity Lifecycle Manager requires you to specify a different path and file name, or a different project name.
• Before creating reports you should be aware of the best practices for organizing reports.
