Before you begin
Before modifying a configured test case record, determine which iteration
and configuration records will apply to the configured test case record. A
configured test case record can only be related to one test case record.
Note: You
must ensure that the associated configuration record specifies the same platform
as the platform of the Rational® ClearQuest® Client or Rational ClearQuest Client for Eclipse where
the configured test case will be executed.
About this task
To modify a configured test case record:
Procedure
- In a Rational ClearQuest Client or
a Rational ClearQuest Client for Eclipse,
open the Test Manager view. On the Planning page, locate
the configured test case record and click Modify.
- From the configured test case record, click the Main page.
The Main page information displays general information.
- Click in the Headline to change a headline
for the configured test case.
- Click to select a different Priority.
- Click to select a different Owner for
the configured test case. Note, in Rational ClearQuest Test
Manager, the record Owner has no additional privileges.
- Click Select and use the Browse Record
Type window to select a different associated configuration record.
- Click Select and use the Browse Record
Type window to select a different associated iteration record in the same
asset registry as the parent test plan.
- Click the Execution page. The Execution page
displays the associated test script and test log records.
- If the parent test case contains the file location reference
for the test script, click Copy from Test Case.
- If you want to associate a test script with the configured test
case, click Browse and complete the Test Script File
Association window.
- Click the History page. The History page
displays an audit trail for changes to the record.
- Click the Notes page. Use the Notes page
to view and add annotations.
- Click OK or Apply to
save the record.
What to do next
After you apply the changes, any associated test case or test suite
records reference the updated configured test case record.
For more information,
see Changing state of a configured test case record.