RQM Excel Importer - Link Test case to Test script
I'm looking for an answer to:
"how to link test script to test case", I found many answers regarding the configuration file
but I'm looking for the declaration of test script in the Excel sheet: test script ID? test script name?
would be happy to get an example.
Thanks in advance
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Have you checked the samples that come with the RQM Excel Importer intallation? There are quite a few of them, such as "Scripts that create testcases with comments", "Scripts that create testcases with TCER", "Scripts that create testcases", "Test Cases made from scripts with attachments" and etc.
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rachel bruk
commented Mar 14 '17, 6:34 a.m.
Thanks Donald,
rachel bruk
commented Mar 14 '17, 6:56 a.m.
I want to explain myself again:
I want to link test script that I already created and exist in RQM to the testcase - how to do it by Excel?
Thanks in advance
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May be this example is what you need?
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rachel bruk
commented Mar 15 '17, 3:22 a.m.
The Excel file is exactly what I looked for, but unfortunately still didn't get results
and got the message:
"Error Found a value that reduced to "urm:com:ibm:rqm:testscript:"", but was expecting a value equivalent to a column, cell, or literal."
I'll show you the cfg. file and the Excel sheet:
//create test case
testcase.XLSStartRow=2
testcase.dc:title=A
testcase.alm:owner=B
testcase.priority=C
testcase.category term="Category".value=D
testcase.category term="Feature".value=E
testcase.category term="Package".value=F
testcase.category term="Supported Projects".value=G
testcase.category term="Supported Environments".value=H
testcase.dc:description=I
//Link to test script:
testcase.testscript=Link(urm:com:ibm:rqm:testscript:"&K)
in the Excel file, cell K include the test script ID per test case. Thanks and hope to get a good solution!
Jörg Werner
commented Mar 15 '17, 4:21 a.m.
testcase.testscript=Link(urm:com:ibm:rqm:testscript:"&K)
Jörg Werner
commented Mar 16 '17, 5:26 a.m.
Just see that you also used : instead of .
rachel bruk
commented Mar 19 '17, 7:21 a.m.
Yes, Thanks a lot - the import is working successfully!
Don Yang
commented Mar 19 '17, 8:53 p.m.
If Jörg's suggestions helped, please accept as an Answer so that the post cycle will be complete.
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