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ID: 23225, ItemFinder Example
Demonstrates good technique for finding a specific item by its number.
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For StarTeam, Version 5.0
to 7.0
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Updated on Fri, 27 May 2005 11:03:04 GMT
Originally uploaded on Thu, 26 May 2005 08:18:43 GMT
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In the SDK newsgroup, it has been asked many times, "How do I find a CR by its CR number?" or similar question.
This is the answer. This small class shows the proper (according to me) technique for finding a specific item by its number.
The technique uses a Query (QueryPart, QueryNode, and QueryInfo) along with a FolderListManager/ItemListManager pair.
By using query with ILM/FLM, we avoid looping through all the items to find the one we want. For example, if you have, say, 30,000 or so CRs, you will see an enormous performance difference between this technique and simple looping.
The example provided here is called "crfinder" but it also includes commented code that you can use to make it a taskfinder or topicfinder. You could probably make it a requirementfinder too, although I don't have advantage and haven't tested reqs. Of course, you could also make it a filefinder, but then you'd be using a String instead of a number.
This example is also handy if you are wondering how to instantiate and use a query object via SDK.
This example also shows how to use FLM and ILM.
It's a lot of useful schoolin in one little class. Enjoy.
:) dave
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