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Yiannis Koultzis
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Aug 09 '18, 5:07 a.m.

How come some of the already executed and "Done" testcases within a TSER appear as "not started"?

For example, i have a TSER containing 10 testcases, 8 of which i have executed, populated with results (Passed, Failed, etc) and closed (set to Done). However there are still 6 testcases appearing as if hadn't been started...

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Subhajit Bhuiya
JAZZ DEVELOPER (622●2) Aug 10 '18, 3:34 a.m.

 Can you please provide screenshot for it? Also have you tried refreshing it? Which version of RQM are you using?

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Yiannis Koultzis
Aug 14 '18, 2:26 a.m.

unfortunately i cannot upload any pictures as i need more reputation points...!

In the TSER overview it seems as if only 4 of the total 7 testcases have been started, whereas in the TSER of the TestSuite itself it is clear that all 7 testcases have been executed and populated with results...

Yes, i've tried refreshing it, but it still doesn't work.
We're using the RQM Version 6.0

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Subhajit Bhuiya
JAZZ DEVELOPER (622●2) Aug 20 '18, 2:37 a.m.

 It can be a defect in 6.0 version. 6.0 is old version. Current version is 6.0.6.. WIthout screenshot it is difficult. Please contact RQM support team for help.

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Yiannis Koultzis
(11●3) Aug 20 '18, 2:43 a.m.

I think it's probably because of the testcases being executed within the TSER.
When i execute them over the TSEConsole -> "Testcase Progress" -> Run Manual Test, then it's all fine.

Could that be the case? Shouldn't the testcases be executed within the TSER?

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