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RQM Word Importer - Importing Test Case Design Section, first match used for all cases.


Piotr Pawlowski (1223) | asked Dec 18 '14, 11:22 a.m.
Hi,

I am trying to import Word document with multiple top level test cases (RQM4.0.5) as in example below.

1.1    Test 1

Description

Requirement Covered

Text 1

[Covers:REQXXXX]

 

 

1.2    Test 2

Description

Requirement Covered

Text 2

 

[Covers:REQXXXX]

 


with the following config file:
testcase.DOCStart="1."
testcase.dc:title=List("*.*")
testcase.Section("myns:com.ibm.rqm.planning.editor.section.testCaseDesign","RQM-KEY-TC-DESIGN-TITLE")=Pre(Table("Description").A2)

This code however populates Test Case Design section with the content of the very first match for all of the following test cases:
in Test 1 -  Test Case Design is Text 1
in Test 2 - Test Case Design is Text 1

What do I need to change to make it grab the correct text? i.e.
in Test 1 -  Test Case Design is Text 1
in Test 2 - Test Case Design is Text 2

I have tried using:
testcase.Section("myns:com.ibm.rqm.planning.editor.section.testCaseDesign","RQM-KEY-TC-DESIGN-TITLE")=Pre(Table("Description").A)
but the result was:
Test 1 - Description
Test 2 - Text 1

Please help.

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Reshma Ratnani (1.1k1) | answered Jan 05 '15, 5:05 a.m.
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Hi Piotr,

The first cfg solution will set the Test Case Design to the value in Cell A2, that is why you get same value for both the TestCase

Regarding 2nd cfg solution , try setting testcase. DOCTableStartRow = 2 and see if that helps
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Piotr Pawlowski commented Jan 07 '15, 7:52 a.m.

Hi Reshma,

Thank you for your response. I've followed your suggestion but it doesn't seem to have any the desired effect.

testscript.DOCStart="1."
testscript.dc:title=List(".")

testcase.DOCStart="1."
testcase.dc:title=testscript.dc:title
testcase.DOCTableStartRow=2
testcase.Section("myns:com.ibm.rqm.planning.editor.section.testCaseDesign","RQM-KEY-TC-DESIGN-TITLE")=Pre(Table("Description").A)

The result was:
test 1 - [empty]
test 2 - Description(table row)

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Piotr Pawlowski (1223) | answered Oct 06 '16, 9:44 a.m.
Accidentally set the state of this to resolved.

Could not get this to work when importing from Word, should not be an issue with excel

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Piotr Pawlowski (1223) | answered Oct 06 '16, 9:43 a.m.
Accidentally set the state of this to resolved.

Could not get this to work when importing from Word, should not be an issue with excel

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