Hi
We have come up with a bizarre issue when printing multiple tables but using the same profile.
The situation:
a) We have several packages containing requirements (they are non-functional requirements). For example:
NFR (package)
-Performance (package)
–Hardware and Operating System(package)
—NFRCAP1 User load (requirement element, “non-functional” stereotype)
—NFRCAP2 Throuput (requirement element, “non-functional” stereotype)
…etc
–Response Times (package)
—NFRINT1 System Interfaces (requirement element, “non-functional” stereotype)
..etc
b) We create a single profile for the “requirement” element with 4 columns (alias, name, description and priority). Output is a table.
c) An eaDocX section is created for the NFR package and child packages mentioned above.
What we get is:
Within MS Word we get 2 different types of table
The overall width of the tables are the same
However the width of the columns differs between them even when they use the same profile!!
This is repeated in several tables.
What we have tried:
a) We have created a new profile for the requirement element for the stereotype of “Non-functional”. What this did was move the problem to one package below!
b) Made sure that the stereotypes were all identical. There are no blank white spaces anywhere, etc.
c) Tried changing stereotypes for some requirements. Same problem.
d) Upgraded to 3.6.3.6. Same problem.
See attached screenshots.
Help please.
Thanks
Jeff and Mike
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