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Introduction to QC Developed by Mercury interactive Owned by HP

presently QC is web based application, server being IIS or

Jboss, Database as MS SQL or Oracle. QC is formally known as Test Director. Customization Script developed on VB Script QC can be installed on Windows, Linux and Solaris

Add Ins of QC

For integrating with automation tool like QTP,

Win runner, QC requires Add ino By Default QC supports

• Win runner• LR

o Other Add in • QTP

Add Ins of QC

Quality Center - Features

Web based application with the following features Requirement management Test plan Test lab Defects management

Quality Center - Features

Requirement Specification

Testing scope

Gather all available documentations of the product under test. Documents include Business and Marketing

Requirements System Requirements Specs Design Documents

Defining Requirements

QA tester creates a hierarchical structure, defining the requirements.For example the requirement topic Application Security

for a Airline reservation system may be broken down into the

following:

Analyze Requirements

QA managers review the requirements.

The requirement is assigned a reviewed status if it is approved.

Requirement Module – Document View

Requirement Module – Coverage View

Requirement Toolbar

New Requirement

Name the requirementFill the details for the requirementFill the Description using the

Description PaneAdd an attachment to the

requirement using the Attachment Button

Requirement Details

AuthorCreation Date, time, etcDirect Cover Status – States how its linked

to the tests. By default it is Not CoveredNot Covered means it has not been linked

to any test

Adding an attachment

Attaching a file Attaching a snapshot Attaching a URL Attaching System Information Attaching an Image from the

clipboard

Attachments

Mailing Requirements

Modifying Requirements

Renaming Copying Deleting Modifying

Converting Requirements to Tests

To convert all requirements, choose Tools >

Convert to Tests > Convert All To convert a specific requirement,

choose Tools > Convert to Tests > Convert Selected

Choose an automatic conversion method

What is Test Management Tool

Test Management Tool is a repository.

It is meant for storing Requirements, Test Scenarios, Test Cases and Defects.

Use of Test Management Tool tools reduces the reporting time as well as the cost.

What is Test Management Tool

Avoid the errors that human make when they compile reports received from various people.

The tool captures all the information entered by the users and gives the report to the management instantaneously.

Sends mail or trigger an alert based on the type of data captured by the end user.

Customizable to the need of the organization

Process compliance

Benefits of Test Management Tool

More consistentReliable in compilation of reports All the reports are instantaneous and hence the status of delivery is clearly visible to management. Security Traceability Matrix Managing Change Request

More consistent Reliable in compilation of reports All the reports are instantaneous and

hence the status of delivery is clearly visible to management.

Security Traceability Matrix Managing Change Request

Caution

Needs discipline in entry otherwise the report will go havoc.

The tool maintains history and hence one cannot cook-up data – hence more compliance is required

What are the different tools available in the market (for functional testing)

Rational Clear Quest Rational Test Manager Silk Central HP Quality Center Open Source Tools – Bugzila, Jira etc.

Requirements Requirements

• Creating a Requirement• Creating a sub requirement• Testing the changed workflow in the project

groups in requirements• Testing the Mandatory, history setting at

project groups• Customizing the columns• Different views of Requirements

o Coverage viewo Grid view etc.

Test Plan Test Plan

• Creation of Test Scenarios (Folders), Sub Folders• Creation of Test Cases under Folders• Checking the effect of permission by changing

the setting in groups for various users.• Customizing user defined field and its effect

under test plan• Test Plan Details • Different View for Test Plan• Mapping Test cases to the requirement• Reports – Summary, Progress, Trend

Test Lab

Test Lab • Creation of Rounds (Folder) • Creation of Test Set• Mapping test case to the test set• Execution of Round• Finding the actual result in the requirement

after mapping• Creation of defect while executing through

execution screen• Different execution reports

Defects Defects

• Creation of Defects• Managing the defect cycle by configuring

through groups• Effectiveness of security features of the defect

status change• Customizing defect for various groups

o Customizing the add defect screeno Customizing the modify defect screen

• Various defect reports o Defect aging

• Linking defects – Requirements, Test case, Through test lab

Export From XLS file

• All Requirements, Test Cases and Defects can be imported from XLS Sheet. Steps include– Block the content which needs to be imported in

xls sheet

Export From XLS Contd.

• Select Export to XLS from Tools and Connect to QC using valid user name and password as shown below

Export From XLS Contd.Enter User Name and Password and select the domain and project

from the list for that user.• Enter User Name and Password and

select the domain and project from the list for that user.

Export From XLS Contd.Enter User Name and Password and select the domain and project

from the list for that user.• Select the Module to which the import to take

place (Requirements or Tests or Defects)• Select Temporary Map file (if you want edit latter

you can save the file with map name)

– Select the fields from the list and use “>” and map to Excel column name

Click on finish Go to QC and we can

see the Requirements got added.

Same way we can do for defects or Test Case

Export From Word

• Install the Word Add in provided by the QC

• Open the word doc file• Tool bar has got added to

the word open document• Under Tools, Quality Center

Link has got introduced.

Export From Word Contd. Requirement Adding

• Click Open req. Icon.• Enter the Requirement Name

and Press Enter• Click Description• Enter Description and press

Enter• Click Review• Enter Review value (as in the

list box) (same way for author, priority)

• Enter Author (as in the list box)• Enter priority (as in the list box)• Click Close Requirement

Export From Word Contd.

• After the entry the word document will look as shown.

• For every requirement we need to close the requirement.

• For non selected Field it will take the default value

• Once done, Click on Export To QC icon

• Select the Server• Enter User Name

and Pass word

• Select the domain and Project for which import has to happen

• Select Next and finish

• Go to QC• Login and you

can see the requirement added

Export From Word Contd.• In the test plan module, you can see that test folder

and test cases with test steps got added.

Step 1: Enter the web address

Step 2: Enter MQC user details

Step 3: Enter project details

Step 1: Click New Requirement

New Requirement

Step 2: Enter requirement details

Enter requirement details

Step 1: Click new child requirement

Child Requirement

Step 2: Enter child requirement details

Fill the details of the child requirement

Step 3: Child requirement created

Requirement created

Step 1: Click Attachment tab

Click the Attachment tab

Step 2: Choose attachment options

Attaching the functional specification

Step 3: Attaching document to requirement

Document Attached

Step 1: Click New Folder

Step 2: Enter test name

Enter folder name

Step 3: Click new test

Creating New Test

Step 4: Choosing test type

Select Test Type and enter the Test Name

Step 5: Enter test name

Select Test Type and enter the Test Name

Step 1: Click Design Steps tab

Click in the Design Steps tab

Step 2: Click New Step

Writing test scripts.

Step 3: Enter the information

Enter the description and expected result

Step 4: Enter description and expected result

Enter the description and expected result

Step 5: Detailed test steps

Detailed Test Steps

Step 1: Click requirement coverage tab

Click in the Requirement Coverage tab

Step 2: Click Select Requirement

Select the requirement

Step 3: Select requirement

Select requirement from the list

Step 4: Choose requirement

Select requirement

Step 5: Click Add to Coverage

The requirement is selected and ‘Add to Coverage’ link is clicked.

Step 6: Requirement linked

Requirement linked with the test cases

TEST LAB MODULE

Step 1: Click new test folder

Creating new folder

Step 2: Enter folder name

Enter folder name

Step 3: Test folder created

Folder is created

Step 1: Click new test folder

Create new folder

Step 2: Enter test folder name

Enter folder name

Step 3: Test Set folder created

Folder created

Step 1: Click New Test Set

Create new Test Set

Step 2: Enter test set details

Enter the name and description

Step 3: Test Set created

Test Set “First” created

Step 1: Click Select Test

Click Select Test

Step 2: Open the test plan tree

Test Plan Tree is opened

Step 3: Select required test

Select required test

Step 4 : Click Add Test

Add the test

Step 5: Test Case added

Test case mapped

Step 1: Click Run tab

Begin execution

Step 2: Click Run Manually

Run Manually

Step 3: Click Begin Run

Click Begin Run

Step 4: View the test steps

Test Steps

Step 5: Enter Actual Result

Enter the Actual Result

Step 6: Update status of test step

Change the status

Step 7: Failed step

Failed case

Step 1: Click Raise New Defect

Raise new defect

Step 2: Enter the defect details

Enter the details

Step 3: Click End Run

To stop execution

Step 4: Result of test set

Status of test set

Step 5: View test steps

Test Steps

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Step 6: Result of Test Set

Test Set passed

Step 1: Click Execution Flow tab

Execution flow

Step 1: Click Test Set properties

Test Set properties

Step 2: Click On Failure tab

On Failure tab

Step 3: Click on Attachment tab

Attachment tab

Step 4: Click Details tab

Details

Step 1: Click Linked Defect tab

Summary of the defect raised

Defects Module

Step 1: Click New Defect

Click here to add a new defect

Step 2: Enter defect details

Defect details

Step 1: Click the search options

Click here to select filter

Step 2: Enter search condition

Test Conditions

Step 3: Defect viewed

Filtered Defect

Step 1: Click Defect Details

Click here to see the defect details

Step 1: Click Set Filter

Click to set filter

Step 2: Enter filter information

Set the priority option

Step 3: View filtered defects

Filtered Defect

Step 1: Click standard defect report

Select report

Step 2: Standard Defect Report

Sample Report

Step 1: Click tabular defect report

Select report

Step 2: Tabular Defect Report

Sample Report

Step 1: Defect with Linked Test report

Select report

Step 1: Defect with Linked Test report

Sample Report

Step 1: Click Add to Favorites

Click Add to Favorite

Step 2 : Enter report details

Enter report details

Step 3 : Report created

Customized report

Step 1 : Click Summary Graph

Select graph

Step 2 : Click Bar Chart tab

Click Bar chart

Step 3: Click Pie Chart tab

Click Pie Chart

Step 4 : Click Data Grid tab

Click Data Grid

Step 1: Click Progress Graph

Select Graph

Step 2: Click Line Chart tab

Click Line Chart

Step 1: Click Defect Age graph

Select Graph

Step 2: Click Bar Chart tab

Click Bar Chart

Step 1: Click Summary Graph

Select Graph

Step 2: Click Data Grid tab

Click Data Grid

Step 3: Double click to view defect details

View the details

Step 4: Click Bar Chart tab

Click Bar chart

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