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Can we run multiple test Suites in RQM? if yes how to set it up?

I want to run multiple test suites, If I check more than one RUN icon gets grayed out.
How to run multiple test suites?

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 It can be a slow process, but we simply select one test suite at a time and click "Run".     This allows us to accomplish what you are looking for.

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I'm looking for running multiple test suites at the same time or Scheduling multiple test suites. Can we do this in RQM?


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 Aparna,
You can run your Test Suits within an Execution Schedule 



An execution schedule contains steps that are run sequentially at a scheduled time or when they are triggered by a build completion.

Execution schedule steps can be any of the following types:

  • Test suite execution record: Records that specify the execution environments for each test suite and track the status of each test suite that is run
  • Test case execution record: Records that specify the execution environments for each test case and track the status of each test case that is run
  • Automation: Scripts that automatically run tasks such as installing or uninstalling a product build

Execution schedules are reusable. You can schedule them to run repeatedly at specified times (daily or weekly, for example) or have them triggered by an event. You can also select the machines or test cells on which to run execution schedules. A test cell is a collection of lab resources that meet the requirements for a specific test environment.

If an execution schedule is triggered by a build, all test case results and test suite results are associated with the corresponding build record.


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