Is it possible to extract the link between Defect and Requirements when RTC and RQM are integrated?
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Hi Maria,
Typically, people manage their requirements in RRC (Rational Requirements Composer) and manage their test cases in RQM (Rational Quality Manager). Did you mean RRC? If so, one option is to add the Requirements Tracing widget (in the Requirements Management catalog) to your dashboard. You can configure it to show the requirements that have the Affected By link type, which will show requirements affected by defects.
Typically, people manage their requirements in RRC (Rational Requirements Composer) and manage their test cases in RQM (Rational Quality Manager). Did you mean RRC? If so, one option is to add the Requirements Tracing widget (in the Requirements Management catalog) to your dashboard. You can configure it to show the requirements that have the Affected By link type, which will show requirements affected by defects.
Hi Maria,
I apologize for the delayed response. I've been away from the office. Can you describe how you're using RQM to manage your requirements? What artifact type are you using?
I apologize for the delayed response. I've been away from the office. Can you describe how you're using RQM to manage your requirements? What artifact type are you using?
Would your team upgrade the RQM recently? in RQM 3.x and later, when defect are created during a test execution, if there are defect created, a link between requirement (which linked to the test case) and defect will be automaticly created.
Hope this helps,
Scarlett
I have a related question. We are now using the CLM 4.0.2 where test cases are maintained in QM and defects are raised in CCM. Now, there is no default report that gives us the integrated report - that displays the list of test cases belonging to a Test Plan along with the defects raised against each test case. This is a very critical report but we have not been able to find a way to get this. Can anyone please help me?
I have tried to create a query in CCM to extract the defects along with the Affects Test Results attribute. I am able to view the affected TERs in RQM but when I export it to a CSV file, nothing is seen.
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Scarlett Li
JAZZ DEVELOPER Dec 27 '12, 3:29 a.m.Would your team upgrade the RQM recently? in RQM 3.x and later, when defect are created during a test execution, if there are defect created, a link between requirement (which linked to the test case) and defect will be automaticly created.