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IBM Engineering - Requirements Quality Assistant

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RQA: Progress Indicator

When scoring multiple artifacts - it would be ideal to know where the tool is in terms of completion of the task if the artifacts can be updated for "RQA Score" and "Issues Found by RQA" attribute data.
over 3 years ago in IBM Engineering - Requirements Quality Assistant / Usability 1 Future consideration

Requirements Quality Assistant (RQA)

Curently, the setup of RQA is stored in the Windows Registry node HKLM.As it is not easiely possible for end-users without (Windows) administration access-rights to write to this hive, the setup must be stored in HKCU.
over 3 years ago in IBM Engineering - Requirements Quality Assistant / Administration 0 Future consideration

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