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Associated Data Area

The Associated Data area of the Project page allows you to view the associated problems, incidents and failure analysis reports.

Note: The fields displayed in this page depend on the currently selected entity. They can be configured (including names and any options available for selection) by the system administrator. This topic discusses some fields in cases where the field's purpose and/or functionality may not be readily apparent.

• The Associated Problems table displays the problems associated with the current project, if any. Information displayed includes:

• • The problem number. You can click the link to open the problem in the Problem page.

  • The problem description.

  • The problem owner.

  • The status of the problem.

  • # of IRs displays the number of incidents for the problem. You can click the link to display all of the incidents associated with the problem as report results.

  • The date of the latest occurrence of the problem.

  • Cpt. Date displays the completed date for the problem.

You can click the Create New Problem link to open the Problem page and create a new problem to be associated with the current project. You can click the Assign/Remove Problems link to open the Assign Problems to Project utility in order to associate and/or disassociate problems with the current project.

• The Associated Incident Reports table displays the incidents associated with the current project (i.e., associated with the problems in the table above). The appearance of this table will vary depending on whether the associated incidents are displayed or hidden. When the incidents are hidden, the table will display the counts of open and closed incidents associated with the project. Note that these numbers may vary from the "# of IRs" count totals seen in the Associated Problems table because the same incident may be assigned to multiple problems that are assigned to the project. When the incidents are displayed, the table will show details for each associated incident, as shown next. You can click the incident number to open the incident in the Incident page.

The Hide/Display Associated Incidents link toggles the appearance of the Associated Incident Reports table between displaying and hiding the incident details. The default setting for this is controlled by the system administrator.

• The Associated FA Reports table displays the failure analysis reports associated with the current project (i.e., associated with the problems in the table above), if any. Note that a failure analysis report that is associated with an incident that is associated with one of the problems in the table above will not necessarily be displayed in this table. You must have selected that problem in the Associated Problem field in the Failure Analysis page to create an association between the failure analysis report and the problem (and, hence, the project). Information displayed includes:

• • The problem that the failure analysis report is associated with. You can click the link to open the problem in the Problem page.

  • FA Number displays the number of the failure analysis report. You can click the link to open the failure analysis report in the Failure Analysis page.

  • The date the failure analysis report was created.

  • The date the failure analysis report was closed.

  • The RMA number associated with the failure analysis report, if any.

  • The root cause associated with the failure analysis report, if any.