Requirements for OPS3:
* Same Components as OPS1:Components are configurationswithina project, not typically part of the shared scheme setup during creation.
* Same Schemes as OPS2:Schemes (Workflow Scheme, Issue Type Scheme, Screen Schemes, Field Configuration Scheme, Permission Scheme, etc.) define the core configuration and behavior of a project.
How Project Creation Options Work:
* Creating from a Template:Sets up a project with anew setof schemes and configurations based on the chosen template. The new project doesnotinitially share schemes with any other project.
* Creating with Shared Configuration:When you create a project and choose "Share settings with an existing project" (e.g., share with OPS2), the new project (OPS3) uses theexact same scheme objectsas the existing project (OPS2). Changes to these schemes will affect both projects. This is the mechanism to ensure OPS3 has the same schemes as OPS2.
Analyzing the Options:
* with a shared configuration with OPS1 from the Process Control project template
* Shared configuration with OPS1: This would give OPS3 the sameschemesas OPS1. This contradicts Requirement 2 (needs schemes from OPS2).
* from the Process Control project template: Choosing a template is generally an alternative to sharing configuration. If you share configuration, the template choice is irrelevant for the schemes. This part makes the option confusing, but the core action (sharing with OPS1) is incorrect based on the scheme requirement.
* with a shared configuration with OPS2 from the Procurement project template
* Shared configuration with OPS2: This would give OPS3 the sameschemesas OPS2. Thissatisfies Requirement 2.
* from the Procurement project template: As above, the template choice is confusing when sharing configuration. However, the critical action (sharing schemes with OPS2) aligns with the requirement.
Addressing the Component Requirement:
Neither "creating from a template" nor "creating with shared configuration" will automatically copy the Componentsfrom OPS1 to OPS3. Components need to be set up manually within the OPS3 project after it has been created.
Conclusion:
To meet the requirement of having the sameschemesas OPS2, youmustcreate OPS3 using the "Share settings with an existing project" option and select OPS2. Option B correctly specifies sharing the configuration with OPS2.
The mention of the template in Option B is likely extraneous or indicates a slightly flawed understanding in the question's options, but the core part "shared configuration with OPS2" is thecorrect action to satisfy the scheme requirement. The component requirement must be handled separately after project creation.
Therefore, the correct approach described in the options is:
with a shared configuration with OPS2 from the Procurement project template