How do I edit ALM test case?

How do I edit ALM test case?

Edit or delete the test case.

1. To edit a test case, select it and click Edit. Make any changes and click OK. See Adding Helix ALM test cases for information.
2. To delete a test case, select it and click Delete. Click Yes to confirm the deletion.

How do you move test cases from plan to lab?

How to Create a Test Set

1. Select the Test Set.
2. Navigate to ‘Execution Grid’.
3. Click ‘Select Tests’ Button. The Test Plan Tree opens up.
4. Select the Tests to be executed for this Cycle.
5. Click ‘<=’ button. This will move/pull test cases from test plan to test lab.

How do you write test cases in Quality Center?

Creating test sets in HP Quality Center

1. On the Test Sets tab, click Test Sets > New Folder to create a folder for the test set.
2. Click Test Sets > New Test Set.
3. Enter a name for the test set and click OK.
4. Select the Execution Grid tab, and then click Select Tests.

How to rename the bulk testcases in hp QC?

By default partial match is enable, ie.: if you have a test with the test name foo _test_1, put foo in Value to Find and bar in Replace with and hit Replace the new test name will be bar _test_1 Note: the screenshot are taken from HP ALM 11.52, the functionality is present also in HP QC, at least from version 10.00.

Where are test cases written in hp QC?

All test cases in HP QC and HP ALM are written in the test plan. The test lab is where we execute them. It is also recommended not to create duplicate tests in the test plan.

How to move test cases from test plan to test lab?

Select the Test Set. Navigate to ‘Execution Grid’. Click ‘Select Tests’ Button. The Test Plan Tree opens up. Select the Tests to be executed for this Cycle. Click ‘<=’ button. This will move/pull test cases from test plan to test lab.

How to create test cases in Quality Center?

Click on the test case you just created and click on the design steps. Next press the button that looks like a little shoe or press alt n to create your first step. Now you need to write step 1 which will include expected result and an actual result.