Project Field on Story cannot be Change because of Demand that was Populated.Issue Project Field on Story cannot be Change because of Demand that was Populated.ResolutionAfter checking with the Product team regarding this, they mentioned that this is considered expected behavior. This behavior comes from the "Agile2SecurityManager" Script Include's method "getStoryDotProject". What happens is the Reference Qualifier will NOT show any Projects that have an Execution Type of Waterfall. Additionally, if there is a Demand associated, then only show the Project related to the Demand. So when you first add a Project to the Story, you can select from a wide range of Projects. When saved, a Demand is likely getting associated with the Story as well as the Project. Now when you try and change the Project, the Reference Qualifier will only show the Project that is related to the Demand that was populated. It makes sense that you would want to show only the Project that is related to the Demand. To change the Project field value when Demand is already populated in a Story, you can Copy the Story by clicking on the "Copy Story" related link on the Story form. A newly-created story will not have a pre-populated Project and Demand value to it. This way you will be able to change the Demand and Project of the Story. Additionally, you would not be able to simply clear out the Project and Demand fields on Story as the Demand Field is Read-OnlyWhy Demand field is Read-Only? Users can create a Demand of Type "Story". After creating this Demand, the User can create a Story by clicking on the "Create Story" related link in the Demand form. This Story is assigned with the Demand and Demand also maintains a reference to the Story. Hence, In order to maintain the Data Integrity of this relationship between a Story and Demand, the Demand field in the Story form has been changed to Read-Only field. This makes sure created Story always belongs to its source Demand (where it was originally created) and the Demand record has the reference to the created Story.