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RQMCExecutionCTool - how to specify build?

Is it possible to specify 'build level' on the command line of RQM Execution Tool?

Here is the current help of the tool:

RQM Execution Utility
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Starts Execution of a TestcaseExecutionRecord(TER) or TestSuiteExecutionRecord(TSER).

Argument Reference
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For Testcase ExecutionRecord executionExecutionUtility -tcerId -user -password -publicURI -projectName [-scriptId] [-adapterId] [-resultState] [-exitOnComplete] [-variables]

For TestSuite ExecutionRecord executionExecutionUtility -tserId -user -password -publicURI -projectName [-haltOnFailure] [-parallelExecution] [-suiteStepScriptIds] [-suiteStepAdapterIds] [-resultState] [-exitOnComplete [-variables] [-passVariables]


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Hi Mike,

Currently this is not possible. Please file an RFE.

Thanks,
Deepa

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The ability to specific a build ID via an Execution Tool argument was added to RQM 6.0.

https://jazz.net/downloads/rational-quality-manager/releases/6.0?p=news#TOC_E

You can use two new optional arguments in the execution tool, for both command-line and ANT tasks.

-buildRecord=<web ID of the Build Record> : The web ID of the build record that must be linked to the test case result that was created when the test case execution record ran.

-suiteBuildRecord=<web ID of the Build Record> : The web ID of the build record that must be linked to the test suite result and test case result that were created when the test suite execution record ran.


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