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Linking existing testscript with testcase imported by Excel importer

Hello, 

im importing testcases with ExcelImportTool is there posisbilitie to link existing commandline scripts and execution script to them? Im trying to use testcase.executionscript=Link(D) or testcase.testscript=Link(D) or testcase.commandlinescript=Link(D).

 

My whole cfg file looks like this:

// Mapping for new Test Case

testcase.XLSWorksheetID="Sheet1"

testcase.XLSStartRow=4

testcase.XLSArtifactID=A

testcase.dc:title=B

testcase.dc:description=C

 

// Perform linking of artifacts

testcase.executionscript=Link(D)

 

 

Can you please help me somehow?

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Try

testcase.testscript=Link(D)

and column D contains the (internal) ID: urn:com.ibm.rqm:testscript:23578

This worked for me and I think the tricky part is to get the ID of your test script.
If you created it via the GUI then you can use the internal ID as in my example.

   Hope this helps, Jörg

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 Hi 
this isn't working for me i have good internal testscript ID.
But thank you for answer.

Vladimir

Okay, can you show also (part of) your Excel sheet?

In my environment a log file is created: %APPDATA%\Mso2Rqm\Mso2RQM_Debug.log

In case you have a log file may be you find additional info to identify the problem.

   cheers, Jörg

 Here is screenshot,

your screen shot:

I make a quick test, and if I use "urn:com.ibm.rqm:executionscript:nnnn" then it did not work. But if I use "urn:com.ibm.rqm:testscript:nnnn" it works.
When I export the test scripts I see also "executionscript" as part of the id.

   Here is my working example (RQM 6.0.3ifix 004):

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