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Gary Lau
(41●1●2) Jul 06 '10, 3:11 p.m.
I created a test case in RQM with more than one RFT scripts, however when I execute the test case only the first RFT script executed. Is is possible to execute multiple RFT scripts within a single test case? If not how to run multiple RFT scripts in a single execution?

Thanks.

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Patrick Van Zandt
JAZZ DEVELOPER (1.2k●1) Jul 06 '10, 3:40 p.m.
Hi Gary,

I recommend using a Test Suite.
A test suite is a collection of test cases that are grouped for test execution purposes.
See RQM IC: Creating a test suite for more details.

-Patrick

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Gary Lau
(41●1●2) Jul 06 '10, 4:31 p.m.
Hi Gary,

I recommend using a Test Suite.
A test suite is a collection of test cases that are grouped for test execution purposes.
See RQM IC: Creating a test suite for more details.

-Patrick

So if run from a test case level only 1 automated script can be executed?

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Maneesh Mehra
JAZZ DEVELOPER (201●1●1) Jul 06 '10, 7:43 p.m.
Yes. Only one test script associated with the test case can ever be executed. If you'd like to run more than one script then please follow Patrick's advice on creating a test suite (which is used to collate 1 or more test cases) and run that. Hope that helps.

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Gary Lau
(41●1●2) Jul 07 '10, 2:54 p.m.
Thanks for the replies. I created a Test Suite as suggested, but how can it link back to a Test Plan? Thanks.

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Maneesh Mehra
JAZZ DEVELOPER (201●1●1) Jul 07 '10, 4:26 p.m.
On the test suite you just created, go to the Test Suite Design section and select the test plan. Hope that helps.

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