Finding all checked out items in ALM
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When you need to conduct project maintenance in ALM admin. You should have all items Checked In. As ALM / Project Admin, what is the easiset way to find all artifacts (by all users) that are Checked Out and How do you Check In the items in mass

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Asked on April 23, 2013 6:26 pm
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There is no single OTB feature that will do this for you. But there are several items you can look at.

Each module (Requirements, Test Plan, etc) supports setting a Filter so that you can view all the checked-out items.

Alternately, if you have access to read the project database, you can look at all the tables with names starting with VC_. Those are the tables that track checked out items.

And, there is no mass-check-in tool.

This sounds like an excellent idea for an enhancement request. You should file one with HP to get them to build such a tool.

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Answered on April 23, 2013 9:36 pm
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If you are using SQL Server, try this:

SELECT * from
(
SELECT 'REQ' AS TYPE, RQ_REQ_ID as ID, RQ_REQ_NAME as NAME, RQ_vC_CHECKOUT_USER_NAME as QC_USER, RQ_VC_STATUS as VC_STATUS FROM td.REQ
UNION
SELECT 'TEST' as TYPE, TS_TEST_Id as ID, TS_NAME as NAME, TS_vC_USER_NAME as QC_USER,TS_VC_STATUS as VC_STATUS from td.TEST
UNION
SELECT 'BUS_MODEL' as TYPE, BPMM_Id as ID, BPMM_NAME as NAME, BPMM_VC_CHECKOUT_USER_NAME as QC_USER,BPMM_VC_STATUS as VC_STATUS from td.BPM_MODELS
UNION
SELECT 'TEST_RESOURCES' as TYPE, RSC_ID as ID, RSC_NAME as NAME, RSC_vC_CHECKOUT_USER_NAME as QC_USER, RSC_VC_STATUS as VC_STATUS from td.RESOURCES
) A
WHERE VC_STATUS = 'Checked_Out'
ORDER BY TYPE, NAME

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[1]: /storage/temp/91-eot_checked_out.jpg

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Answered on April 24, 2013 12:41 am
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Counting items in version control tables.... SELECT 'COMPONENT' AS NAME, COUNT(*) FROM TD.VC_COMPONENT UNION SELECT 'REQUIREMENT' AS NAME,COUNT(*) FROM TD.VC_REQ UNION SELECT 'TEST_RESOURCES' AS NAME, COUNT(*) FROM TD.VC_RESOURCES UNION SELECT 'TEST' AS NAME, COUNT(*) FROM TD.VC_TEST UNION SELECT 'BUS_MODEL' AS NAME, COUNT(*) FROM TD.VC_BPM_MODELS
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See the ALM Users Guide * Chapter 6 * Version Control * How to Filter by Version Control Fields * Page 128.

There you can see which field names to use in the filter.

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Answered on April 24, 2013 12:26 am
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We do run this MS SQL Query to see all the tests that are checked out.
SELECT * FROM TEST where TS_VC_STATUS = 'Checked_Out'

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Answered on April 24, 2013 12:29 am
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Thank you everyone for the reply. I have also found out that Version 10.x has the capability to Filter by Checked Out Documents. Version 11.x has removed the fields for filtering. Not a smart move. The only way I found to see them is via SQL in 11.x.

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Answered on April 24, 2013 5:23 pm
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