[BI Project note]-bug processing



Bugs are work items that are often encountered during a project and during operations.

In the process of handling each bug, it is also important to record the content of the bug through the project management system. This will show you how to complete the processing of the bug through TFS.

First look at the root cause of the bug because of a view referenced by a mining model.

One of the definitions of the mistake, so we will directly amend it.

The look after the fix.

Back in Visual Studio, open the previously created Data Warehouse project in the source explorer.

The schema of the project is a database definition script that was imported based on the previous control tool.

Create a new schema to capture changes in the database.

Left side Select the Data Warehouse connection, right side Select item.

At the beginning of the comparison, the system can be seen to recognize the update of the database.

Click Update to update the code to the project.

Then check in the code.

The gaze fills in the content associated with the check-in, but the following we want to associate this check-in with the bug work item.

Click the query under related work items to see the previous query we created.

Drag the bug work item found by the query results from the left side to the right arrow position.

The check-in interface after the associated work item.

After the check-in is successful. To be able to click on a parent folder at random. View history.

The ability to see all of the checked-in changesets, and their associated work items.

At this point a bug processing is complete. With the work item tool for TFS, we are able to associate a related check-in with a bug to a work item. At the same time, it is convenient to view the status of each work item at any time.

[BI Project note]-bug processing