How is it possible to measure Test Case Results in execution context of Test Suites?
Requirement
- Measure Test Case Results in execution context of Test Plans and Test Suites
- Using same Test Cases in multiple Test Plans and Test Suites for different test runs, because reusing Test Cases
- Test Suite Execution Record --> Test Suite --> Test Case --> Test Case Execution Record --> Test Case Result
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- With this Traceability Path we measure also Test Case Results executed in context of other Test Plans and Test Suites
- How is it possible to measure Test Case Results in execution context of Test Suites?
- We have also experiences with creating Jazz Reports with advanced SQL based on DB2 DWH
- Edit Query in RS Report Builder
- We haven't found additional helpfully DB2 DWH link views and DB2 DWH entity columns to solve this challenge
- e.g. DB2 View RIDW.VW_EXECWORKITEM_TSTSUTE_LOOKUP is empty in our Jazz DWH
- To use following additional context info in different entities is not enough to solve this challenge
- using Test Plan info in Test Suite Execution Record and Test Case Execution Record
- using Iteration info in Test Suite Execution Record and Test Case Result
5 answers
It looks like a Jazz DWH or DCC Jobs issue since a long time --> DB2 View RIDW.VW_EXECWORKITEM_TSTSUTE_LOOKUP is empty
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You can measure test case results in the execution context of test suites by using test management tools or automation frameworks that track execution status (Pass/Fail/Skip), execution time, and error logs. Most frameworks like JUnit, TestNG, or tools like Azure DevOps, TestRail, and Jira provide detailed reports at both test case and suite levels. These help you analyze the overall test coverage, stability, and identify flaky or failing tests efficiently. Find out technology related articles on The Software Post.
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