Adding iterations in RQM
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Rajesh Avanthi (108●15●145●173)
| asked Jan 02 '13, 3:17 a.m.
retagged Jan 15 '13, 11:46 a.m. by Max Bridges (241●2●6)
Following is the scenario that I would like to add in RQM v3.0
For Example: ========= The initial set (Say SET) contains a set of say 10 Testcases . Execution of this set results the following: 3 Testcases PASS 2 Testcases Fail 3 Testcases BLOCKED 3 Testcases NOT AVAILABLE Within this set, I want to create a subset (say SUB-1) which is made to execute the Testcases excluding the Testcases which are passed during the first run. ie; With reference to above example, the following Testcases are made to run within the subset. (3 Testcases which are passed will not be a part of the subset as it was executed successfully in the first run) 2 Testcases Fail 3 Testcases BLOCKED 3 Testcases NOT AVAILABLE Lets say that the Execution of this subset (SUB-1) results in the following: 1 Testcases Fail 3 Testcases BLOCKED 1 Testcases NOT AVAILABLE (2 Testcases = NOT BLOCKED are now passed) I again created another subset (SUB-2) within the subset (SUB-1) and add the Testcases (excluding the passed Testcases) which were made to run in SUB-1 1 Testcases Fail 3 Testcases BLOCKED 1 Testcases NOT AVAILABLE Executing the SUB-2 results in some testcases to be passed. Say; 0 Testcases Fail 1 Testcases BLOCKED 1 Testcases NOT AVAILABLE So, I created another subset say SUB-3 and include the following testcases which were not executed succesfully under SUB-2 1 Testcases BLOCKED 1 Testcases NOT AVAILABLE Executing subset (SUB-3) results in all testcases to be run successfully. Overall any testcases which were not executed successfully in the initial run are made to re-run within a new subsets yielding successful runs. The collective results of the execution of these subsets will contribute to the result of the set to which these subsets belong to. Results: SET = SUB-1 + SUB-2 + SUB-3 Any inputs on how do we achieve such iteration scenarios in RQM ?? |
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If the only thing you need is grouping your test case results you can use categories to achieve that:
http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/clmhelp/v3r0m1/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.rational.test.qm.doc%2Ftopics%2Ft_setup_categories.html
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You can put all the test cases into a Test Suite. RQM 4.0 provide an option to skip a particular step (you can skip the step / test case whichhas passed in previous execution). ut this feature is not there in RQM 3.0. This has been implemented by Restart test suite execution from a selected test case (57578)
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You could also look in to using Child Test Plans (this is an optional section of a Test Plan). Create a child test plan for each test iteration adding to it the appropriate test cases.
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Any inputs on this please ??
Thanks