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Trinity Ven (1●7●5) | asked Aug 26 '10, 5:42 p.m.
My Question is related to Master Test Plan and Child Test Plan.

After creating Master Test Plan and child test plan 1, I would like another child test plan2, child test plan3, child test plan4, child test plan5 beneath the child test plan 1. Can this be done in RQM with the latest version.

Project
SOF Master Test plan (Master Test Plan)
SOF Functional Test Plan (Child Test plan)
SOF Test Plan 1
Test Cases
Requirements
SOF Test Plan 2
Test Cases
Requirements
SOF Test Plan 3
Test Cases
Requirements
SOF Test Plan 4
Test Cases
Requirements

Thanks
Trinity

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Frank McGrath (242●1●6●2) | answered Sep 02 '10, 12:55 p.m.
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My Question is related to Master Test Plan and Child Test Plan.

After creating Master Test Plan and child test plan 1, I would like another child test plan2, child test plan3, child test plan4, child test plan5 beneath the child test plan 1. Can this be done in RQM with the latest version.

Project
SOF Master Test plan (Master Test Plan)
SOF Functional Test Plan (Child Test plan)
SOF Test Plan 1
Test Cases
Requirements
SOF Test Plan 2
Test Cases
Requirements
SOF Test Plan 3
Test Cases
Requirements
SOF Test Plan 4
Test Cases
Requirements

Thanks
Trinity


RQM only supports a single level of test plan hierarchy. A test plan that is a child of another test plan cannot itself have a child test plan.

Frank McGrath
RQM Development
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Stefan Schmelz (57●18●21) | answered Sep 09 '10, 5:40 a.m.

RQM only supports a single level of test plan hierarchy. A test plan that is a child of another test plan cannot itself have a child test plan.


Hi Frank,
Is there a rationale behind having only one level of hierarchy?
thanks
Stefan
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Kent Lemons (11) | answered May 21 '12, 1:52 p.m.
A Test Plan incorrect imported as a Test Plan, it should have been imported as a Child Test Plan. Can a Test Plan be modified to become Child Test Plan? If so how?
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Kent Lemons (11) | answered May 21 '12, 2:26 p.m.
Can you tell me how to define that the test plan that I am importing is a Child Test Plan whose parent is testplan. The following are the ways that I have attempted.

testplan.qm:childplan.XLSLink=childplan
childplan.dc:title=D8
childplan.dc:description=F8

childplan.dc:title=D8
childplan.dc:description=F8

qm:childplan.dc:title=D8
qm:childplan.dc:description=F8

testplan.qm:childplan.dc:title=D8
testplan.qm:childplan.dc:description=F8

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