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Execution process under RQM


Rajesh Avanthi (10815145173) | asked Aug 26 '13, 1:23 p.m.
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1) Is the execution status of test cases (part of test suite) reflected only in TSERs or will it display in TCER as well?

2) What settings/changes need to done to get the total execution time value as total time spent in TCER status report against each test case?


3) User is allowed to execute a list of test cases as batch with the help of test suites.
 In similar way, is it possible to execute a list of individual test cases associated to a test plan as a batch at a time?

4.) Is it possible to stop execution of a test suite having automation test scripts in between?
    [RQM allows user to stop the execution of a test suite having all manual test scripts]


5.) Is it possible to parallel execute all automation test scripts in parallel mode based on test machine selected? For example if there are 50 automation test scripts in a test suite, out of which 20 are assigned with TestMachine1 and rest 30 are assigned with TestMachine2. If user initiates the execution of this particular test suite in parallel mode, will the test scripts execute parallel on their respective test machines?

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Rasmita Mahapatra (911) | answered Aug 30 '13, 4:56 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
Answers to some of your questions
1. Yes, the status will be displayed in TCER as well.
3.No, its not possible to execute a list of individual test cases associated to a test plan as a batch at a time
4. No its not possible to stop execution of a test suite having automation test scripts in between
5.It depends on the automation tool adapter, if the adapter framework allows to execute the test script in parallel then the script will get executed in parallel. RQM doesnot have any control over it.








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