How can I display which models are linked via ALM?

Given a model that's in production, is there somewhere that I can show what its ALM source model is, even if there isn't a later revision tag in the source model? Or alternatively, given a model that's in development, can I show the models that use it as an ALM source? Basically I want a screen shot that I can use as evidence of what models are linked through ALM.

Thanks in advance

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ShivankurSharma

Hi,

Under Revision Tag if you keep the cursor over "synced" on the revision tags if give you the route. All the models that revision tag is linked to with Time. That helps to track the ALM.

Hope this helps.

Thanks.

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ShivankurSharma

Hi,

Under Revision Tag if you keep the cursor over "synced" on the revision tags if give you the route. All the models that revision tag is linked to with Time. That helps to track the ALM.

Hope this helps.

Thanks.

steve.mainprize_*50487

Perfect, thank you very much

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