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question asked: Jan 28 '19, 1:02 p.m.
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Dynamic number of columns in reportbuilder possible?

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Abhishek Biswas (52●1●13) | asked Jan 28 '19, 1:02 p.m.
In our metamodel of RQM usage, we have a master test plan containing several Child Test plans. One new child test plan is created ( and linked to relevant Test Suites) each time we do testing before release.
We need to create a reportbuilder report which has individual columns for each child test plan ( to show the verdict of the tser for that child test plan)
Is it possible in reportbuilder to iterate over all the child test plans contained inside a master test plan. The number of the ctp will keep increasing with time and hence the number of columns in the table will remain dynamic.

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Krupa Gunhalkar (451●2) | answered Jan 31 '19, 10:02 p.m.
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Hi Abhishek,

From the Description, it sounds like you need the TSER results for particular child test plan of a master test plan.
Try creating a report with Test Plan -> Having Child Test Plan -> Having TSER/TSR .
Add appropriate Attribute columns needed for the report and save it.
While you want to search for Specific results for Specific Child Test plan of a Master Plan,

First filter out the Child Test Plan Column and run the filter on the end report. You will end up having a report for Test Plan -> with Particular Child Test Plan and its results.

Hope this helps,
Krupa Gunhalkar


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Abhishek Biswas commented Feb 07 '19, 10:10 p.m.
"From the Description, it sounds like you need the TSER results for particular child test plan of a master test plan"

Actually no, not just for one particular Child Test Plan. I meant for all Child Test Plans under the selected Master Test Plan. The number of Child Test Plans grow over time (as we do more and more release tests) and hence the number of columns in the report will also increase over time.

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