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Patrick Paquette
(37●12●19) Oct 10 '13, 10:21 a.m.

I was wondering if there was any other easier way to reorder the position of a test case in a test suite?  The only way we know how to do it is to use the Move Up/Down feature, but it can take forever.  Consider the use case when you have to replace the first test case of a suite with another - first, you add the test case, then it puts it on the bottom of the list.  Then, click move up, move up, move up...until you get to the top...with 40 test cases in a suite.

Any one have any ideas how we can remove this impediment?

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Tory Jaskoviak
JAZZ DEVELOPER (520●1●5) Oct 10 '13, 2:10 p.m.
Hi Patrick,

Currently the only way to change the Execution Order is by using the 'Move Up' and 'Move Down' buttons. I understand this isn't ideal in the use case you described. If you feel that this functionality is important to you, please create a new enhancement - New RQM Enhancement.

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Tory
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Patrick Paquette
Oct 10 '13, 2:55 p.m.
I've been using the RFE community for this sorta thing in the past - which way is better?

Tory Jaskoviak
JAZZ DEVELOPER Oct 10 '13, 3:23 p.m.
They both have their benefits. Development uses jazz.net for defect/enhancement tracking so you would be able to see all of their updates. Even if you create an enhancement in devworks, it is copied over onto jazz.net for development to work on it. On the other hand, the good thing about creating an enhancement in devworks is that development is obligated to provide a response in a certain number of days signifying if they are going to implement the feature in a current release. There is no such obligation in jazz.net for development to address the enhancement you created.

Patrick Paquette
Oct 25 '13, 4:33 p.m.
Enhancement created on RFE Community.  Thanks Tory.

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