We intend to use projects for sprints and they are short lived (2-weeks). We also have multiple teams using them so there will be many. Is it possible to archive projects so their documents are not deleted, but they don't show up in the project drop down when you're creating a new document?
Hello Noah,
There are plans for Project Improvements in 2.1, and one of which is the ability to archive projects that are finished. The feature proposed will remove "finished" or "completed" projects from the users list of "My Projects". So the projects would still be included in Clearspace, only they wouldn't show up for each members projects list.
Let me know if this works for you! Thanks,
~Long
That will do it.
Alright Noah, let me know if you have questions or concerns on this. Thanks,
~Long
Long,
I know it didn't make it into the most recent version, but can we expect Project Archiving in the next release?
Dave
Dave,
Unfortunately the Project isn't currently on the roadmap for the next feature release of Clearspace (3.0).
The official feature request has been filed under ticket CS-9231 and it is currently a candidate for Clearspace 3.5.
~Long
Hi Long
Will you as well offer the functionality to archive projects outside of Clearspace, maybe with an interface to EMC Documentum? This would help to avoid the environment just growing over time.
Wolfgang
Wolfgang,
Could you clarify on this? Clearspace doesn't generally interface with external applications out-of-the-box, I suspect a customization is required to achieve what you're trying to do.
~Long
What is the standard procedure you propose to clean-up Clearspace by "deleting" no longer used groups and communities? Will they just be deleted or is there a way to archive them in some way outside of Clearspace, eg. pdf files of all documents in a file share?
Wolfgang
There's really no standard procedure for cleaning-up/deleting unused Groups/Communities (unlike threads which can automatically be archieved/locked), they need to be manually cleared by a community manager.
Content that is deleted aren't archieved, they're permanently deleted. Outside of discussions, there is no archieving for projects/communities/groups yet so there isn't a spec for how they're to be handled yet.
~Long
Hi Long
Thank you for clarifing and answering my question.
Wolfgang
If it is not in 3.0 and may be in 3.5, can we get any sort of confirmation?
I see the ability to have closure on project, yet keep them available to build history (and maybe ISO requirements), critical to our requirements.
Barry
And how is this done? (We're on 2.5.3 so we should have this ability)
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