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September 6, 2022 at 11:57 #2542
Michael
ParticipantHi there,
I tried the compare function of ProR and compared to reqif-files as described in the youtube video. (https://youtu.be/-XSc4sqi0gg)
Unfortunately when doing so, I was told that there were no differences detected between the files although there are in fact several distinctions, that I can also identify when looking at the reqifs by myself.
What could I have possibly been doing wrong? I suspect that the installation of ProR or RMF did not work properly as I was facing problems with the proxy server authentication during installation. Could this be it?
Thank you in advance and best regards
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September 6, 2022 at 12:16 #2544
Michael Jastram
KeymasterHi Michael,
Sorry to hear that you have problems.
> I suspect that the installation of ProR or RMF did not work properly as I was facing problems with the proxy server authentication during installation. Could this be it?
I don’t think so… I assume that you’re using the free version or ReqIF Studio, right? If ReqIF Studio works, then the basic comparison should work as well.
Here is a simple test: The big, lower pane has a dropdown on the top left (it should be set to “Model Compare (No Containment Feature”). You can switch to “Text Compare”. This will give you a diff of the raw XML. This should help you to see whether you are really compare what you’re thinking you’re comparing.
Are you interested in commercial support? Then let’s have a quick call (gern auf Deutsch): https://calendly.com/formalmind/jastram
And last: If you need to do frequent ReqIF compares, then you probably want to use Binom instead: https://www.reqif.academy/software/binom/ . To use Binom, you need the Corporate Subscription: https://www.reqif.academy/join/corporate/
Best – Michael
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October 4, 2022 at 17:17 #2549
Michael
ParticipantThank you Michael, this indeed did the trick! 🙂
Best regardsMichael
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