Linking new test scripts to existing testcase
![]() I have new test scripts that I need to link to existing test cases. I have found some responses that say to add the following into the cfg file.
You can link existing testcases to new test scripts using the following line in cfg file:
Herein lies my issue. The <id> of my testcase is 3651. so in the excel file I have the following as the link to the testcase:
urn:com.ibm.rqm:testcase:3651
However when I go to import the scripts, the scripts are imported and no errors are thrown. However the test scripts are not linked to the testcase when I go to the test case and look at the test scripts section.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks!
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![]() The issue turned out to be a browser refresh issue. In order for the newly linked testscripts to appear in the "Test Scripts" section within the testcase, I needed to first do a browser session refresh. I was using IE 11. Hope this helps anyone else with the problem should they run into a similar issue. |
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Try this:
testscript.testcase=LinkExisting("urn:com.ibm.rqm:testcase:" & E) In your excel file at column E, just add the id, i.e 3651 |
![]() I did the following as you suggested: testscript.testcase=LinkExisting("urn:com.ibm.rqm:testcase:"& J) In the excel file containing the testscripts that I want to link to the testcase, I just entered 3651 in column J for each entry. The script looks as follows when entering the data. Initializing.....
Reading Configuration File....
Getting artifacts from document - "Linking_testscripts_to_existing_testcase.xlsx".....
Sending artifacts to https://jazznc.deveng.local:9443/qm.....
Sending testscript 0 named Linking_testscripts_to_existing_testcase_Testscripts_2.xml...
Sending testscript 1 named Linking_testscripts_to_existing_testcase_Testscripts_1.xml...
Exporting completed successfully!
Detailed log file at: C:\
However, when I go into RQM and look at the testcase 3651, there are no scripts linked to it??? Any other suggestions??? |
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