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Jazz Reporting Service (JRS) is the standard reporting tool for IBM® Engineering Lifecycle Management solutions. It features Report Builder, an intuitive interface for creating custom reports or running predefined ones.

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News and Notices

Stay up to date with the latest changes in Jazz Reporting Service.

V7.1 is now available

Review more information about the new ELM 7.1 version

New Update

7.1

6-Dec-2023

What’s new for IBM Engineering 7.0.3 administrators?

There are two key optimization improvements that are available with ELM 7.0.3.

Announcement

7.0.3

15-Jul-2024

IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management Suite_7.0.2

V7.0.2 End of Service 30-Sep-2025. Lifecycle dates, announcement letters and other information.

Announcement

7.0.2

07-Jan-2025

Contents of interim fix 31

Refer to the known issues that are fixed in the interim fix 31

Documentation

7.0.2

09-Jan-2025

Contents of Interim fix 11

Refer to the known issues that are fixed in interim fix 11.

Documentation

7.0.3

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IBM Engineering – Reporting for the Ideas portal

This portal provides an integrated view of all your submitted, voted on, or commented ideas for any IBM product within the Aha! platform.

IBM Ideas

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Jazz Community Blog

This blog is your resource for staying informed about the latest announcements, upcoming events and more.

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Must Gathers

Knowledge Collection: MustGather documents for IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management products

Must-gather information for diagnosing long-running SQL statements on Oracle

Must-gather information for diagnosing long-running SQL statements on DB2

Performance, Hang, or High CPU issues with ELM applications

Investigating problems with wrong data available in Lifecycle Query Engine data source

Investigating Invalid updates in Lifecycle Query Engine data source

Investigating skipped resources in Lifecycle Query Engine data source

Investigating LQE or LDX performance problems

TroubleShoot: SAML Web SSO, WebSphere Liberty

Technical Notes

Engineering Lifecycle Management Suite documentation

Database Migration: IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management products

How to use ISADC on Linux

Monitoring your Engineering Lifecycle Management environment

How to find IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management licenses

Organizing Report Builder assets using folders

Version Information

• 7.0.3

• 7.0.2

• 7.0.1

Version 7.0.3

JRS Version 7.0.3

IBM Jazz Reporting Service Downloads 7.0.3

Interim fixes for IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management (ELM) 7.0.3

System Requirements for IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management (ELM) 7.0.3

JRS video tutorials

In this video from IBM Sustainability Support, you will learn how to collect an ISADC on Linux. Click here for learn how to use ISADC on Linux to get ELM logs

In this video from IBM Sustainability, you will learn how to use the Performance Health Check Widget. Click here for learn how to use the Performance Health Check Widget

Planning and Design

Deployment Planning and Design

The planning and design of your new or evolving IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management (ELM) environment requires understanding of your existing and future business and technical needs.

jazz.net: Performance Impact Of Combining RMM and EWM Servers

In the IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management (ELM) 7.0 release, an IBM Engineering Systems Design Rhapsody Model Manager (RMM) server is deployed as an extension to IBM Engineering Workflow Management (EWM).

Database sizing for LQE relational store

This page provides guidance for sizing database servers that host the Lifecycle Query Engine – Relational store (LQE rs) application.

LQE rs 703 Performance Report

LQE relational store (LQE rs) for ELM 7.0.3 is a new option for LQE storage. It is available as beta code in the initial 7.0.3 release.

Monitoring and managing the performance of Lifecycle Query Engine

You can monitor and manage the performance of Lifecycle Query Engine by viewing the status in the widgets on the administration home page, or on the Health Monitoring page.

Configuring Lifecycle Query Engine or Link Index Provider for improving performance and scalability

Configuring the Lifecycle Query Engine (LQE) or Link Index Provider allows you to enhance their performance and scalability by making informed deployment and configuration choices.

Frequently-asked questions (FAQ) about CLM configuration management

This page answers common questions about the configuration management capabilities that were introduced in version 6 of the IBM ELM solution.

Troubleshooting information

Troubleshooting landing page

This page offers troubleshooting resources for IBM Rational products, covering performance, integrations, and upgrades. It will evolve with more topics and areas based on user feedback.

IBM Engineering Lifecycle Query Engine performance is very poor for query and indexing on Windows servers

Poor disk write performance in Microsoft Windows API can significantly affect IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management applications using Lifecycle Query Engine (LQE) and Link Indexing (LDX) with the JRE’s force() method.

Best Practices for Configuring LQE For Performance and Scalability

To ensure optimal performance and scalability when configuring Lifecycle Query Engine (LQE), follow our best practices

Monitoring the performance of Lifecycle Query Engine using MBeans

Lifecycle Query Engine publishes metrics as nested data structures, not just individual values. The article provides details on each MBean, including key attributes to monitor and alert configuration recommendations.

Questions handled by IBM Support

Technical question support from IBM helps with product-specific queries about installation and operation of supported IBM software. IBM may provide answers directly or refer you to relevant documentation

Multi-value attribute aggregation using Jazz Reporting Service’s LQE Report Builder

ELM attributes with multiple values are shown as separate lines by default. To aggregate values into a single row, use SPARQL GROUP_CONCAT in LQE or SQL LISTAGG in DW.

Training for customers

Quick Starts are brief, focused, hands-on labs designed to introduce complex tools in a short time. They offer a quick way to get up to speed or explore new capabilities, fitting easily into busy schedules.

Jazz Reporting Services Report Builder for Engineering

Use this link to access our quick start training

IBM Engineering Insights for Traceability and Impact Analysis

Use this link to access our quick start training

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Insights and reporting Engineering Lifecycle management

See our Insights and reporting Engineering Lifecycle management – overview

V7.0.2 Interactive Install guide

See our V7.0.2 Interactive Install guide

V7.0.3 Interactive Install guide

See our V7.0.3 Interactive Install guide

V7.0.2 Interactive upgrade guide

See our V7.0.2 Interactive upgrade guide

V7.0.3 Interactive upgrade guide

See our V7.0.3 Interactive upgrade guide

V7.0.2 Interactive add application Guide

V7.0.2 Interactive add application to an existing Jazz team server guide

V7.0.3 Interactive add application Guide

V7.0.3 Interactive add application to an existing Jazz team server guide

V7.0.2 Interactive Backup and Restore

See our V7.0.2 Interactive Backup and Restore Guide

V7.0.3 Interactive Backup and Restore

See our V7.0.2 Interactive Backup and Restore Guide

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