Working in a context

A working context provides a way to set your work aside and then pick up where you left off when you return. Your working context can be retrieved from any device, allowing you to, for example, work on a desktop machine during office hours and then review your work on a tablet in a meeting or on the shop floor later in the day.

You can also save a working context to share it with other users, stakeholders, and collaborators. You can save multiple working contexts, up to limits defined by the system administrator.

As a user, you can:

• Open a saved working context that you saved or was shared with you by other users.

• Open a saved working context object from search results as a referenced item on a change object (for example, a problem report) or any other reference.

• View all the saved working contexts that are associated with a part that you are viewing.

• Open a saved session that you saved or was shared with you by other users.

• Open a saved session object from search results as a referenced item on a change object (for example, a problem report) or any other reference.

• View all the saved sessions that are associated with a part that you are viewing.