DuplicatedReferences
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For a general, step-by-step guide on using the corrector module, see Using the Data Inconsistency Corrector Module.
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This correction is only available for Codebeamer version 2.2. The issues handled by this correction are resolved in later Codebeamer versions.
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Description
This correction detects duplicated items in tracker fields and automatically deletes all duplicates from the field, keeping only one instance of each item.
In Codebeamer, trackers contain fields, which contain items. Errors can sometimes cause the same item to appear multiple times within the same field in a tracker. All items and fields in Codebeamer have unique IDs, which are used by this correction to find duplicated items in fields.
Clicking Restore keeps one instance of each item in a field and deletes all other copies from the field, that is, all other items with the same unique ID in the same field.
Report Table
The report table for the DuplicatedReferences correction is named DUPLICATED_REFERENCES_CORRECTION_REPORT. It contains the following information:
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id
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The ID number for the detected issue.
Detected issues are numbered, starting at 1.
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project_id
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The ID of the project that contains the tracker where the issue was detected.
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project_name
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The name of the project that contains the tracker where the issue was detected.
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tracker_id
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The ID of the tracker where the issue was detected.
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tracker_name
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The name of the tracker where the issue was detected.
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task_id
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The unique ID of the item that contains the field with duplicate items.
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label_id
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The unique ID of the field with duplicate items.
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flag
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The flagged status of the issue, which can be 0 or 1. Clicking Restore corrects issues with a flagged status of 1.
For more information, see the Flagging and Processing Inconsistencies page on the Codebeamer Help Center.
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processed
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The processed status of the issue, which can be 0 or 1.
For more information, see the Flagging and Processing Inconsistencies page on the Codebeamer Help Center.
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