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QUALITY CENTER 9.0

HOME PAGE

Home page should contain the following tabs on left frame1. Requirements2. Test Plan3. Test Lab4. Defects

By default Requirements tab should be visible for the user Requirements tab should contain following column headings

Name, Direct Cover Status, ReqID with lock symbol, Author, Reviewed, Creation Time, Creation Date, Priority, Type and Product.

Bottom of the page should contain following tabs with ^ button [by using ^ this button we can add Description, History and attachments also possible.] Description, Attachments and History

At top right corner it should shows following information

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Domain:Project:User : BackNextToolsHelpLogout

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REQUIREMENTS

Requirements

To create a requirement:

1. Click the New Requirement button . Alternatively, choose Requirements > New Requirement. The New Requirement dialog box opens.

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1. Type a name for the new requirement. A requirement name cannot include the following characters: \ ^ *

2. Add details for the requirement. Note that a required field is displayed in red. For more information on the available fields in the Requirements module, see The Requirement Fields.

3. To clear the data in the New Requirement dialog box, click the Clear button

.4. You can add an attachment to your requirement:

Click the Attach File button to attach a text file.

Click the Attach URL button to attach a URL.

Click the Attach Snapshot button to capture and attach an image.

Click the Attach SysInfo button to attach information about your machine.

Click the Attach Clipboard Content button to attach an image from the Clipboard.

5. You can check the spelling in the New Requirement dialog box:

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Click the Check Spelling button to check the spelling for the selected word or text box.

Click the Spelling Options button to open the Spelling Options dialog box, enabling you to configure the way Quality Center checks spelling.

Click the Thesaurus button to open the Thesaurus dialog box and display a synonym, antonym, or related word for the selected word.

6. Click Submit to add the new requirement to the tree. 7. To add test coverage for the requirement, choose View > Requirements

Coverage. You can also choose View > Coverage Analysis to display the breakdown of child requirements according to test coverage status. For more information

8. To add defect links for the requirement, choose View > Requirements Coverage and click the Linked Defects tab.

9. Add additional requirements to the tree:

Click the New Requirement button to add the next requirement below the previous one, at the same hierarchical level.

Click the New Child Requirement button to add the next requirement below the previous one, at the next hierarchical level.

After adding the requirements, observe the Requirements options

Edit

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View

Favorites-Always disable for the user.

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Analysis

TEST PLAN

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1. Tests

By default “New Folder” option only enable for the user.

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New Folder:

After creating folder (created folder=ANAND), Live Analysis tab is visible

After creating folder “New Test” option is enable for the user

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New Test

Created test is visible under created folder (created test=REDDY)

In right frame following Tabs is visible for the userDetailsDesign StepsTest ScriptAttachmentsReq CoverageLinked Defects By default “Details” tab information is visible for the user.

Details

* Test Name: Created test name Designer: logged user name Creation Date: Creation date Status Description

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Status

Design Steps

Designing Test Steps

You add steps to a test using the Design Step Editor.

To create a test step:

1. Select a test in the test plan tree and click the Design Steps tab.

2. Click the New Step button or right-click in the Design Steps tab and choose New Step. The Design Step Editor opens and displays a default step name in the Step Name box.

The default step name is the sequential number of the test step (Step 1 if you are adding steps to a test for the first time). You can change the name by typing a different name in the box.

3. Type a Description and Expected Result for the test step.

4. To insert a parameter, click the Insert Parameter button . For more information on parameters, see Calling a Manual Test with Parameters.

5. To add additional steps, click the New Step button . The next sequential number appears in the Step Name box.

Note: The steps are saved only after you exit the Design Steps tab, not after each step is added. If you are adding a large amount of text, you can click the Save Steps button to manually save as you go.

6. Click OK to close the Design Step Editor and add the steps.

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The test steps appear in the Design Steps tab. In the test plan tree, a footprint appears next to the test icon, indicating that steps were defined for the test.

7. You can associate an attachment with a test step. An attachment can be a file, URL, snapshot, an image from the Clipboard, or system information. To add an attachment to a test step, select a step and click the Attachments

button . For more information, see Adding Attachments.

Note: You can copy steps from an existing test. For more information, see Copying Steps.

Before and After creating Test Case observe right click options

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Before After

Attachments-URL

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Parameters:

After creating any test case, select that test case click on button or click on “Insert Parameter” right click option

Create parameter

After creating parameter, observe that parameter in that particular test case

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Parameters represented by <<<Parameter name>>>

Test Parameters:

After creating parameters, for seeing that total parameters click on <P> button or click on “Test Parameter” right click option, it will shows all the created parameters

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Generate Script:

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Export:

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Test Script

Attachments

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Req Coverage

Select Req

Linked Defects

Here also we can add defect by using first button or clicking on “Add and Link Defect” right click option.

Link Existing Defects:

By using second button (in above figure), link existing defects is possible.

Remove Link: By using third button remove link is possible.

TEST LAB

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By default “New Folder” option only enable for the user.

New Folder:

After creating folder (created folder=CASESHARE), Live Analysis tab is visible

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After creating folder “New Test” option is enable for the user

New Test

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Created test is visible under created folder (created test=CATALYST)

Contd….

In right frame following Tabs is visible for the user1st rowSelect TestsRunRun Test Set2nd row Execution GridExecution FlowTest Set PropertiesLinked Defects By default “Execution Grid” tab information is visible for the user.

Select Tests

By clicking on “Select Tests” on right corner it should shows created Test Sets in Test Plan

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Add Tests to Test Set (Test cases execution)

Right click on created Test set-right frame (in Test Plan Tree) and click on

“Add Tests to Test Set” option or click on button

After adding it will add in the following manner

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Status options

Test cases execution

Click on Run or Run Test Set button, it will shows following window

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Running a Test Manually

When you run a test manually, you follow the test steps and perform operations on the application under test. You compare the expected results with the actual outcome and record the results. You can execute a test as many times as you want. Test results are stored separately for each run. You can run both manual and automated tests manually.

Note that while executing a test manually you can modify the test steps. For more information, see Editing the Test Steps.

To run a test manually:

1. In the Execution Grid tab or Execution Flow tab, select the tests you want to run manually.

To run a single manual test, select the test and click the

Run button . The Manual Runner dialog box opens. To run two or more manual tests, select the tests and

click the Run button. The Manual Test Run dialog box opens.

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Select Manual Runner.

Note that you can select Automatic Runner to run manual tests automatically. For more information, see Running a Test Automatically.

If you do not want the Manual Test Run dialog box to be displayed the next time you run manual tests, select Do not show this dialog again. To enable, choose Tests > Enable Manual Test Run Confirmation.

Click OK. The Manual Runner dialog box opens.

To run automated tests manually, select the tests, click the Run arrow, and choose Run Manually. The Manual Runner dialog box opens.

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2. Under Run Details, you can edit the following run information:

Run Name: The name of the test run. Tester: The user name of the person who executed the test. Exec Date: Execution Time: Status:

3. Click the Operating System Info link to display operating system information. The Operating System Information dialog box opens.

You can edit the following operating system information:

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Operating System: The operating system on the machine where you perform your test steps. By default, the operating system on your Quality Center client machine is displayed.

OS Service Pack: The operating system service pack. OS Build Number: The operating system build number.

4. Under Test Details, you can view details of the test. Click More to open the Test Properties dialog box and display test details and attachments. For more information on test properties, see Developing the Test Plan Tree.

5. To add attachments to the test run, click the Attach to Run button . An attachment can be a file, URL, snapshot of your application, an image from the Clipboard, or system information. For more information on attachments, see Adding Attachments.

6. To add a defect to the test run, click the New Defect button . The New Defect dialog box opens. Quality Center automatically creates a link between the test run and the new defect. For more information, see Adding and Tracking Defects, and Linking Defects.

7. To end the run at this point, you can click the End Run button . Quality Center saves the test run. To cancel the run completely, click the Cancel Run button and click No to confirm.

8. Click the Begin Run button to start the test run.

If the test you are running has unassigned parameters, the Parameter Values for Run dialog box opens, enabling you to assign values. For more information on parameters, see Calling a Manual Test with Parameters.

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The Manual Runner: Step Details dialog box opens.

Note: In 9.0 Source Test column is not there.

Notes: You cannot assign multiple values to a parameter during a test run. If you are running a business process test, the user interface is

different. For more information, refer to the Mercury Business Process Testing User's Guide: Running a Business Process Test Manually.

9. If there are no test steps, or if you want to make changes to the steps, you can edit the test steps before you begin executing them. For more information, see Editing the Test Steps.

10. To view the values of the test parameters, click the Show Parameters button . The Parameter Values for Run dialog box opens. For more information on parameters, see Calling a Manual Test with Parameters.

11. Open the application being tested and execute the first step of the test.

12. In Filter by, you can filter the steps in the test according to the Status column, Filter options-- All, Failed, N/A, No Run, Not Completed and Passed.

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13. You can conveniently read each test step and record the results using the compact view display of this dialog box. To open this display, click the Compact

View button . To return to the steps grid, click the Back to Steps Grid button.

14. Click Pass Selected if the actual result is the same as the expected result. A green check is added to the step and the step status changes to Passed. (To pass all the test steps at once, click the Pass Selected arrow and choose Pass All.)

15. If the actual result is different from the expected result, type the actual result in

the Actual box and click the Fail Selected button . A red X is added to the step and the step status changes to Failed. (To fail all the test steps at once, click the Fail Selected arrow and choose Fail All.)

16. Click Attachments to add attachments to the test step. To add attachments to the entire test run, click the Attachments arrow and choose Attach to Run. For more information on attachments, see Adding Attachments.

17. Click New Defect if you detect an application flaw while running the test. The New Defect dialog box opens, enabling you to add the defect. Quality Center automatically creates a link between the test run and the new defect. For more information, see Adding New Defects and Linking Defects.

18. Click the Keep on Top button to display the Manual Runner: Step Details dialog box on top of all open windows. To display selected windows on top of the Manual

Runner: Step Details dialog box, click the Not on Top button .

19. Perform the remaining steps.

20. Click the End Run button when you complete the test run.

Execution Grid

Execution Grid contains following information

Plan: Test Name, Plan: type, Status, Iterations, Planned Host Name, Responsible Tester, Exec Date, Time, Planned Exec Date and Planned Exec Time

Execution Flow

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Test Set Properties

Linked Defects

DEFECTS

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Adding New Defects

You can add a new defect to a Quality Center project at any stage of the testing process.

To add a new defect:

1. In the Defects module, click the New Defect button . The New Defect dialog box opens.

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2. Enter the relevant defect details. Note that a required field is displayed in red. For more information on available fields in the New Defect dialog box, see The Defects Module at a Glance.

To clear the data in the New Defect dialog box, click the Clear button .

3. You can add an attachment to your defect:

>Click the Attach File button to attach a text file.

>Click the Attach URL button to attach a URL.

>Click the Attach Snapshot button to capture and attach an image.

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>Click the Attach SysInfo button to attach information about your machine.

>Click the Attach Clipboard Content button to attach an image from the Clipboard.

>For more information about adding attachments, see Adding Attachments.

4. To eliminate duplicate or highly similar defects, you can:

>Click the Find Similar Defects button to conduct a search for similar defects based on keywords from the Summary and Description fields.

>Click the Find Similar Defects arrow and choose Find Similar Text to search for similar defects by specifying a text string.

For more information, see Matching Defects.

5. You can check the spelling in the dialog box:

>Click the Check Spelling button to check the spelling for the selected word or text box. If there are no errors, a confirmation message opens. If errors are found, the Spelling dialog box opens and displays the word together with replacement suggestions.

>Click the Spelling Options button to open the Spelling Options dialog box, enabling you to configure the way Quality Center checks spelling.

>Click the Thesaurus button to open the Thesaurus dialog box and display a synonym, antonym, or related word for the selected word. You can replace the selected word or look up new words.

>Click the Submit button to add the defect to the project. Quality Center assigns a Defect ID to the new defect.

6. Click Close.

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SITE ADMINISTRATION

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Create Domain

Create Project

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