SetXFilter Method

If True, the filter specifies the set of objects where the conditions for the first entity and for the second entity are all true.

If False, the filter specifies the set of objects where the conditions for the first entity are true and the conditions for the second entity are not true.

Description

Sets the filter for second entity, called a cross filter.

Syntax

Visual Basic
Public Sub SetXFilter( _ ByVal CrossEntities As String, _ ByVal Inclusive As Boolean, _ ByVal FilterText As String _ )

Visual Basic

Public Sub SetXFilter( _
   ByVal CrossEntities As String, _
   ByVal Inclusive As Boolean, _
   ByVal FilterText As String _
)

Parameters

CrossEntities

Possible values: BUG-ALERT, BUG-REQ, BUG-TEST, BUG-TESTSET, REQ-ALERT, REQ-BUG, REQ-TEST, REQ-TO-FROM-REQ, RUN-BUG, TEST-ALERT, TEST-BUG, TEST-INSTANCE-ALERT, TEST-REQ, TEST-TESTSET, TEST-VER_CTRL, TESTCYCL-ALERT,
TESTSET-BUG, TESTSET-TEST, TSTEST-BUG, TSTEST-REQ, TSTEST-TEST-REQ, and TSTEST-TSTEST-REQ.

Inclusive

If True, the filter specifies the set of objects where the conditions for the first entity and for the second entity are all true.

If False, the filter specifies the set of objects where the conditions for the first entity are true and the conditions for the second entity are not true.

FilterText

A TDFilter.Text or a string that would be a valid TDFilter.Text

Remarks

The best way to ensure that the Filter text is valid, is to create a TDFilter with the cross-filter conditions, and use its Text property as this value.