Before you begin
You can create a test log record manually without first having to
execute a configured test case record and commit the test results.
About this task
To create a test log record manually:
Procedure
- Log in to a database that supports Rational ClearQuest Test Manager.
- Using a supported Rational ClearQuest client:
- From a Rational® ClearQuest® for Windows® client,
click and from the Choose Record Type window, click TMTestLog and
click OK.
- From a Rational ClearQuest Web client,
click New and then select TMTestLog and
click Go.
- From the new test log record, complete the fields on the Main page:
- Click Verdict and select a value.
- Select a Start Time and an End
Time.
- The Test Script field displays the test
script for the associated configured test case record.
- Click Test Type to select a value.
- Click Owner to select a value.
- The Execution Detail field displays information
for the test execution.
- The Configured Test Case (current) list
displays the associated configured test case record. Click Select and
use the Browse by Type window to associate a configured test case record.
- Click ... to select test log files. Note,
the test log files are located in the log directory defined by a file location.
- The Test Suite Log list displays associated
suite log records. This field does not apply when creating a log manually.
- Click the Configuration page and complete
the fields:
- Click Select and use the Browse by Type
window to select an iteration record.
- The Configuration Attribute List displays
the configuration record information for the associated configured test case.
- Click Build to select a build value or
type to enter a new build value.
- In the Rational ClearQuest for Windows client,
click OK. In theRational ClearQuest Web client,
click Save.
What to do next
After creating the new test log record, you can run the
Rational ClearQuest Test Manager
queries and reports against the new test log record the same as any other
test log record created through committing a test result.
For more information,
see Associating a defect record to a test log record.