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Quality Center Tester Procedures
Quality Center Tester Procedures
Tester Procedures
Contents
1. Logon to Quality Center.......................................................................................................................2
2. Navigate Quality Center and Run Tests...............................................................................................3
2.1. Requirements..............................................................................................................................3
2.2. Testing.........................................................................................................................................4
2.2.1. Test Plan..............................................................................................................................4
2.2.2. Test Lab................................................................................................................................4
3. Create Defect.......................................................................................................................................6
3.1. Raise Defect from a Test Run.......................................................................................................6
3.2. Raise Defect from Issues Defects module....................................................................................8
4. Reminder: Tester Responsibilities.......................................................................................................9
1. Logon to Quality Center
1. Start All Programs HP ALM – Quality Center 11.0 HP ALM – Quality Center 11.0
2. The following window appears:
Tip:
Quality Center will time out
after 15 minutes of inactivity.
2.1. Requirements
For completeness, the Q2 Enhancement details from the BRD are listed in the Requirements
module, however, not all of these requirements have been delivered by the vendors.
Note: Some Requirements contain attachments (Emails or Screenshots). View them by clicking
Attachments (paperclip).
2.2. Testing
1. Click: Testing
2. A dropdown opens
3. Click: Test Lab
4. The test lab folder structure is displayed
5. Click: The arrow beside The test cycle currently in progress (e.g. UAT Testing Folder)
6. Open the folder with your name, the Q2 tests assigned to you are displayed
7. Highlight the test to run
8. Click: Run
Tip:
Do NOT click the hyperlink to highlight the test. The
hyperlink displays test details.
Tip:
Drag and drop column headers to make display more
useful
9. The test lab minimizes and the test is displayed
10. Click: Begin Run
11. The actual test window is displayed
Tip:
Click the Test Description
Tab to see a summary of the
test purpose
Tip:
Attachments may be included to help
describe the test
Tip:
If there is an issue or comment on the
test step or results, record it in the
Actual box
15. Once you have completed all steps in a test, click the window close button
16. A confirmation button appears
17. Click: Yes to save the test, No to exit without saving
3. Create Defect
You are able to create a defect from within the test run. Doing this ensures the defect is linked
to the test run. Alternately, if a defect is identified that is not connected to the specific test you
are running you can raise a defect directly in the Issues Defects module.
Tip:
Attachments provide clarity, speeding
up the bug fix cycle
5. The Description box is partially completed for you. If you didn’t already provide the
details about the issue or defect in the Actual box on the test run, then you can include
it here. Provide as much details as possible about the issue or defect as you can.
6. Click: OK to Save, or Close to exit without saving
Tip:
TBD
Once the defect window appears, the procedure to raise a defect is the same as in section 3.1
Raise Defect from Test Run
4. Reminder: Tester Responsibilities
A quick reminder, the responsibilities of the testers include:
Follow the Test Scripts
Enter Actual Results
Pass or Fail each Test Step
If you Fail a test, raise a defect with lots of details
o You wouldn’t tell your mechanic, “My car’s not working.”
o Maintain the links from Requirement-to-Test-to-Defect by raising defects from
within the test run.
Attach a screen shot to the defect if reasonable