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question asked: Apr 16 '10, 9:33 p.m.
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What happened to the reporting step in Test Scripts? 201

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Cathy Caston (6●1) | asked Apr 16 '10, 9:33 p.m.
When we did our evaluation of RQM, we used 2.0 and 2.0.0.1. There were 2 types of steps available - reporting and execution. It was one of the things that sold me on using RQM. Now we are "live" and have been upgraded to 2.0.1.

I see only execution step and no little arrow next to it to change it to a reporting step.

Is this functionality gone?

BTW I am using FireFox 3.6.3.

thanks for any clue...Help says it still exists.

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Michael Franzen (166●4●2) | answered Apr 18 '10, 4:58 a.m.
Hi
The option of adding a reporting step is still there.
Look for the arrow to the right of the step, click on it and you can select to set the step to be a "Reporting Step"
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Cathy Caston (6●1) | answered Apr 18 '10, 8:52 p.m.
Hi
The option of adding a reporting step is still there.
Look for the arrow to the right of the step, click on it and you can select to set the step to be a "Reporting Step"


Oh the arrow which is all the way over the other side... I'm sure there was an arrow/dropdown menu next to the step type icon in previous releases.

Thanks much...
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jason may (41●3●3) | answered Jan 25 '11, 5:17 a.m.
Is there any functionality behind the reporting step in a manual script ? I expected to be able to check all reporting steps had passed in a a report or at least know how many passed against not executed.

My tech person tells me it's redundant feature and used only for automation. ???????

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