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RQM Excel Importer : Unable to populate Custom Attribute for Test Script


V Niranjan (12545374) | asked Nov 25 '13, 11:49 p.m.
Hi

I have a custom attribute called 'Pre-Condition' for a Test Script in RQM 4.0.3.

I am using the RQM Excel Importer and the excel sheet has the Pre-Condition field populated with data. After running the Importer the Pre-Condition field is not being populated in RQM.

I am using the syntax as follows in the CFG file.

testscript.alm:Pre-Condition=G

Is this the correct syntax for Custom attribute for a Testscript? Please let me know.

Regards
Niranjan

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anoop mc (74811200221) | answered Nov 26 '13, 2:27 a.m.

Hi Niranjan,

Here is the code which I have used while importing pre-condition from excel and it worked. ( highlighted in Bold)

// test case defined with  definite cell locations
testcase.dc:title=B1
testcase.dc:description=B3
testcase.alm:state xmlns:alm="http://jazz.net/xmlns/alm/v0.1/"=A5
testcase.category term="Class".value=D5
testcase.category term="Module".value=A3
testcase.category term="Level".value=D7
testcase.category term="Phase".value=B5
testcase.category term="Designer".value=A7
testcase.category term="Creation Date".value=B7
testcase.Section("myns:com.ibm.rqm.planning.editor.section.testCasePreCondition","RQM-KEY-TC-PRE-COND-TITLE")=D3
testcase.XLSLink=testscript

pre_condition

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V Niranjan commented Nov 26 '13, 8:59 p.m.

Hi Anoop

Thanks for the reply. I have created this custom attribute for TestScript. Will the syntax be similar?

Regards
Niranjan V


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ma chi (3111) | answered Nov 26 '13, 9:32 p.m.
 Hi Niranjan, 

     Adding custom attributes to an artifact

if we have 2 customAttributes  testcaseCustomAttribute1 , and testcaseCustomAttribute1 in one testcase, the customAttributes testcaseCustomAttribute1 and testcaseCustomAttribute2 should be created in RQM UI before running the RQM Excel Importer.

we can config the .cfg file like

//for testcaseCustomAttribute1 put identifier in Excel Cell M3 and name in Cell N3 and type in Cell M4.  
testcase.customAttributes identifier=M3.name=N3.type=M4.value=O

or using testcase.customAttributes identifier=" Custom_attribute_0_" .name=" testcaseCustomAttribute1" .type=" SMALL_STRING" .value=O

//for testcaseCustomAttribute2 put identifier in Excel Cell Q3 and name in Cell R3 , if type isn't specified, the "SMALL_STRING" is by default.
testcase.customAttributes identifier=Q3.name=R3.value=Q

     you can find a example in the RQM Importer installation directory.For example: C:\Program Files\IBM\RQMExcelImporterX64\Samples

      sample TestCases 001 with custom attributes.xls and TestCases 001 with custom attributes.cfg will show you how to format it.

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