Micro Focus Quality Center/ALM has taken over HP Quality Center/ALM; nonetheless, the content on this webpage relates to the most recent Micro Focus platform and resources.
In the preceding Micro Focus Quality Center tutorial, we mastered the creation of test cases and associating them with requirements. We utilized the Gmail application to illustrate how to form and incorporate test cases in Quality Center.
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Please consult our preceding tutorial Fundamentals and Administration of Test Cases, as we will be employing the identical Gmail.com test cases for execution in this guide.
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What This Guide Covers:
Implementing Test Cases via ALM/QC
Step #1: On the Test lab tab, choose the test set you intend to execute and select “Run Test” or “Run Test Set”. “Run Test” carries out the chosen test set, whereas “Run Test Set” triggers all tests in the set sequentially. Choose “Being Run”.
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Step #2: If the test is automated and integrated with the tool, it will commence and activate in the testing tool. In this case, the result of the test will be automatically filled in.
Step #3: Since our test is manual, we must manually perform the steps on our AUT (Application Under Test) and establish the results. Click on the test status field and select a value to determine the status. The actual results can also be inputted in the provided space.
Step #4: I am opting for “Passed” for all procedures.
Step #5: After ending the test execution, hit the cross icon in the dialog. A validation message will pop up. Click “Yes”.
Step #6: The test status will now display as passed.
Step #7: Now we will execute the subsequent test on the list. Follow the identical steps and mark one step as failed. If any one of the steps fails, the test status will demonstrate a failure.
Examine Execution Status in the Test Plan Section
Following the implementation of the test case, revisit the test plan section and open the relevant test case. In the Test Configurations tab, you can view how the execution status is demonstrated.
Inspect Execution Status in the Requirements Section
The corresponding requirement’s direct cover status will be updated to “Passed”.
Double-click on the requirement and browse the “Test Coverage Status”.
Key Takeaways
#1) A test case execution’s various states may be customized by the Admin.
#2) Adding parameters to it can parameterize a manual test. The actual test data can be entered once the test is activated.
#3) In ALM, you have the capacity to forward an email at any stage. Just find the email icon in your ALM window and tap it. For instance, in the test plan section, I am hitting it.
Once you tap on it, the email dialog will emerge. Fill in the necessary information and distribute an email.
Closing Remarks
In the previous and this guide, we have mastered how to devise tests, insert steps to tests, link tests to requirements, develop test sets, include tests in test sets, implement tests, and evaluate the corresponding statistics. The final topic to cover is how to incorporate a defect for a failed test case. We will delve into defects and other miscellaneous topics in the succeeding guide, which marks the conclusion of our Micro Focus Quality Center/ALM guide series.
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