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Is it possible to assign test cases from specific test plan for testers to execute


Vadim Frey (133) | asked Jul 05 '17, 12:33 p.m.
edited Jul 22 '17, 2:43 p.m. by Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k33035)

I am new to Jazz and I would like to figure out if there is a way to assign test cases from test plan for testers to execute in QM. Any recommendations are welcome. Thanks!

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Somashakar Kannan (962) | answered Jul 07 '17, 12:50 a.m.

Hi Vadim,

You can generate test case execution records ( TCER ) from the test case section in the test plan and assign it for testers to execute it.  Below steps can be followed.

1. Open the test plan and select the test case section option ( left hand side sections ).
2. Test case that are assigned to the test plan would be listed.  Select the test case ( Use the check box in the row ) and invoke the "Generate Execution Record" option.
3.  In the TCER generate dialog, select the desired owner to whom you would like to assign it.
4. Now ask the tester to query for the TCER assigned to him and execute them same.

regards,
Somashakar

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Vadim Frey commented Jul 07 '17, 10:47 a.m.

Thank you Somashakar! Your steps are very easy to follow

2 more questions:

1. In QM terms does the owner become a tester this case?

2. How does the tester perform a query for TCER assigned to him?


Somashakar Kannan commented Jul 08 '17, 6:00 a.m.

1.  Yes, the owner becomes the tester in this case.

2. Tester has to login into RQM web application and select the execution -> Browse test case execution. Sort/Filter the result using the  owner field. 
                                                    or
In the same test plan there would be test case execution record section, where he can filter based on the owner column and execute the test case.

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