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Using RQM Copy Utility 3.0.1

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We have RQM 3.0.1 Version , and we are planning to move or copy one Set of Test cases which are marked as Regression to another Project in RQM. When i searched for Copying , i got an answer to download RQM copy Utility.

I have downloaded RQM copy Utility 3.0.1, zip file and did the Extract.

Below are the steps in the documentation next which i have to perform according to the documentation:

 Step 2:       Locate a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) that is version 6.0 (Sun JRE 6.0 Update 23 or IBM JRE 6.0 Service Refresh 8) or later, <JavaHome6>

My Question :

I already have JRE 1.5 and 1.6 versions, do i have to download them again??

Step 3:   CD to <RQMCopyUtility> and execute the command <JavaHome6>/bin/java -jar RQMCopyUtility.jar -help

My Question :

What does this step means? Can you please explain?

  • Step 4 : Review the arguments available and samples provided to determine those that best fit your need.
  • My Question : Do i have to review some kind of arguments in the end?

    Any help on this is greatly appreciated.

    Thanks

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    You do not need to have your JRE and the copy utility in the same folder/directory; the key is to reference Java when you run the utility.
    The Copy Utility is a command line utility, all commands are run from the command line

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    I have my JRE 1.6 at the below location :

    C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin\javaw.exe

    and i have extracted RQM copy Utility at the below location:

    Y:\RQMCopyUtility

    Does both of them have to be at one location? i have again extract RQM copy Utility to the same location as JRE 1.6

    Please let me know where i have to execute this in my system? on command line prompt?

    Thanks


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    Soujanya,
    Regarding your follow up question
    Can you please explain the step 3 in detail? Where do i have to run the command? also what is <javahome6> means?
    The <javahome6> represents the path to your java installation; the copy utility will need Java installed in order to execute.
    The exact syntax would depend on where you have installed java on your system.

    Ara

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     Soujanya,
    My apologies; the link path is incorrect as you noted. the correct link is here
    https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/RQMCopyUtility

    I will fix this in my original response

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    Hi Ara Masrof,

    First , thanks for the Quick response. I am in a learing stage with RQM, your inputs means a lot to me.

    Can you please explain the step 3 in detail? Where do i have to run the command? also what is <javahome6> means?

    The Link above is taking to my Question in Jazz.

    Thanks

    Soujanya

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     Soujanya
    Regarding your questions

    I already have JRE 1.5 and 1.6 versions, do i have to download them again??

    The utility should run fine with 1.6


    Step 3:   CD to <rqmcopyutility> and execute the command <javahome6>/bin/java -jar RQMCopyUtility.jar -help

    My Question :

    What does this step means? Can you please explain?

    This command will display the 'help' information in regards to the usage of the copy utility

    Step 4 : Review the arguments available and samples provided to determine those that best fit your need.
    My Question : Do i have to review some kind of arguments in the end?

    Take a look at this page https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/RQMCopyUtility
    There are some useful examples that you can reference

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