How do you troubleshoot errors with the Export PDF button on the RQM Test Plan screen?
In RQM, when you open a Test Plan, there is an "Export PDF" button. I am getting errors when I run all of the different options. When I select Summary, I just get a red "x" and no output. When I select Comprehensive or Details, I get a partial error. It will output the Test Case, Test Script and TCER info, but will not output any of the Test Plan info. Is there any way to troubleshoot this error to see what the problem is?
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1) what is RQM version? There is one known defect and you can see if it is something you are having:
https://jazz.net/jazz02/web/projects/Rational%20Quality%20Manager#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.viewWorkItem&id=138405 2) only one specific TestPlan sees this problem or not? 3) whether test case and other artifacts see this problem or not? 4) if any other browser has the same issue or not? 5) qm.log could be most useful log and if WAS is used, you may also check with systemout.log and see if you can find anything at the time you exported. In many cases, you may want to contact client support for the thorough investigation. if it is reproducible for all test plans, you may export the process template for the support to test with: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21641121 I hope these help you to start with. Comments
Janet Charbonneau
commented Jul 14 '15, 11:45 a.m.
Don, Thanks for the response. We are on version 5.0.2. I had tried this export with multiple test plans in multiple projects, but they were all test plans from my test team. I was successful in exporting a test plan that I created previously. I am thinking it may be a similar problem to the defect you mentioned. They have copied and pasted their content from Microsoft Word. While I haven't seen the headers with multiple IDs in any of it, I am wondering if there is "behind the scenes" stuff from Word that is causing my errors?? You may check with the sample project area JKE Banking and see if there is any problem in exporting the sample test plan, this can tell if it is fundamental problem in the tool or it is actually project related. From your description, it is likely you are hitting that defect.
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