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Single requirement linked to test script step yet Insight trace report shows multiple links between a requirement and the same test case. Why?

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Christina Mattoon
(36●1●12●10) Jun 25 '13, 1:12 p.m.

Each requirement is linked to a single test script step.  As the link of the test script was made to the test case, the requirement was associated to the test case.  When i run the Insight RM Trace report, for a single requirement, it shows anywhere from 9 to >15 occurrences of the single test case!  Why?  I want a simple report; for each requirement show me a single occurrence of each unique linked test case.  I see:

Requirement                                                             Test Case

2.1.3 Report must display once                                 TC1 - Run the report

                                                                                  TC1 - Run the report

                                                                                  TC1 - Run the report

 I want to see:

Requirement                                                             Test Case

2.1.3 Report must display once                                 TC1 - Run the report

                                                                                 

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Shuai Hu
(41●1●1●2) Jul 11 '13, 5:30 a.m.
If you haven't done any change in the OOTB report, the result is expected. Because you have multiple transaction data named as "TC1 - Run the report" in "Test Case", while the report has been desgined to group on "Requirement". 




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Shuai Hu
(41●1●1●2) Jul 11 '13, 5:49 a.m.
 If it is as I said, you can change the report to display distinct TestCase in query of Report Studio.

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