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Hi Osman Burucu,
Thanks for the response. I have tried to edit the query for ratl_mastership keyword, for value <local>, it is not resulting in showing the required records for that particular master, but when I select value for a specific site name, I am getting required records displayed, but this is not working for my multisite environment. I need a variable like what I have used for Owner.login_name keyword with [CURRENT_USER] to get the records of the current user who logged in.
Please refer the attached document for more information on my filters.
Appreciate quick help here, as this is blocking my schedule for SQUID migration from V2Perl to CMI, as I need to adhere to compliance policies.
Thanks & Regards,
Pradeep
this ability is already available to CMI. CMI uses predefined CQ queries, which means that the Admin can define a CQ query that filters on the ratl_mastership keyword, for value <local>, to list only records with local mastership. The mastership in question here is for ClearQuest records, which is totally unrelated to CC mastership -- so if the keyword did not already exist, CQ would have to implement it.