RQMExcelWordImporter - does not import Verification Points
When a Manual Test Script written in Excel is imported in RQM using --> RQMExcelWordImporter utility, only STEPS get imported into RQM. There is no support to import a Manual Script with VERIFICATION POINTS.
Any comments if this feature is going to get released shortly? |
7 answers
When a Manual Test Script written in Excel is imported in RQM using --> RQMExcelWordImporter utility, only STEPS get imported into RQM. There is no support to import a Manual Script with VERIFICATION POINTS. The import feature of RQM essentially imports the following: Steps description Expected result. The expected result essentially can be the verification point. It all depends on what columns you are configuration file is refering to. Can you let me know what your configuration file is refering to and also what column in your excel file is the Verification point. |
Hi Partha,
Thanks for replying. I am using the following: testscript.steps.type="execution" to identify the Steps. But, I could not find a type for Verification Points (that has a different Icon representation on a Manual Test Script editor). Do you know of any other "types" that we can use to distinguish Steps versus Verification Points. |
Hi Partha, |
Hi Partha,
Following the steps mentioned, does not change the ICON TYPE from STEP to VERIFICATION Point. I need to clearly distinguish a Step and a VP as it was in Test Manager's Manual Test. It would be same a "Marking a line as Step or VP". |
Hi All,
I have installed the RQMExcelWordImporter but I am not able to understand the creating configuration file. Can you pls send me any sample configuration file that would be very much helpful to create? Thanks a lot. -Manesh |
Hi All, Hi Manseh, The sample configuration files must be at the following location on your system: C:\Program Files\IBM\RQMExcelImporter\Samples Partha |
Hi Partha, Hi, As of RQM 2.0 there is no longer a verification point step type. There are only two types, execution and reporting. If you want to specify a reporting step, then you need to have the testscript.steps.type="reporting" You can specify a column or cell here as always, but you must make sure they data in your spreadsheet is exactly either execution or reporting; |
Your answer
Dashboards and work items are no longer publicly available, so some links may be invalid. We now provide similar information through other means. Learn more here.