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Should I consider using IBM Rational ClearCase MultiSite®?

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Should I consider using IBM Rational ClearCase MultiSite®?

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You might want to use Rational ClearCase® MultiSite to get faster access to your artifact repositories. Otherwise, you have to rely on the WAN to transfer assets when you need them (i.e., when creating or updating a workspace, etc). You can also use ClearCase MultiSite for such things as backup/recovery, fault tolerance, and one-way sync to restricted environments. It works best for large development centers that can support the server(s) required to host the artifacts. Then, a remote shop with just a few people or a work-at-home person could connect to one of these local development centers. The ClearCase Remote Client may also help you meet your remote development needs. Q: How do I branch a defect in IBM Rational ClearQuest? There is no way to create a branch in Rational ClearQuest as you would branch an element in IBM Rational ClearCase (which would require merging of data, etc). Instead, with ClearQuest you can model your schema to allow for child activities. Usually the parent is

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