QC is developed by Mercury Interactive Owned by HP Presently.
Quality Center is a Web Based Test Management Tool. QC is formally known as Test Director.
Quality Center provides:
1. Common Repository
2. Automatic Traceability Matrix
3. Bug Tracking Facility
4. Automatic Reports and Graph Generator
The following activities can be managed or organized using Quality Center:
1. Requirements Coverage
2. Test Case Management
3. Test Execution Reporting
4. Defect Management
5. Test Automation
Quality Center can be divided into parts:
1. Site Administrator Bin
2. Quality Center Bin
Site Administrator Bin: This part is used for all the administrative activities. From this part of the Quality Center, we generally do the following activities.
- Creating the projects
- Assigning users to the projects
- Creating specific roles
- Configuring QTP or Win Runner Scripts
- Verifying licencing information
- Information about Database
Quality Center Bin: This part is used by testers or test manager. From this part of Quality Center, we generally do the following activities.
- Defining Requirements
- Creating Test Plan
- Creating Test Cases
- Creating Test Lab
- Creating Defects
Microsoft Quality Center is installed as a service in Microsoft Windows Environment. Before Start working on it, make sure that microsoft quality center service is running.
Microsoft Quality Center provide role based access to the projects. For example, Test Manager can create a project, Test Lead can create test plan and tester can write test cases.
Quality Center can be divided in to 6 sections:
1. Business Component
2. Requirements
3. Test Plan
4. Test Lab
5. Defects
6. Dash Board
Monday, February 21, 2011
Introduction
QC is developed by Mercury Interactive Owned by HP Presently.
Quality Center is a Web Based Test Management Tool. QC is formally known as Test Director.
Quality Center provides:
1. Common Repository
2. Automatic Traceability Matrix
3. Bug Tracking Facility
4. Automatic Reports and Graph Generator
The following activities can be managed or organized using Quality Center:
1. Requirements Coverage
2. Test Case Management
3. Test Execution Reporting
4. Defect Management
5. Test Automation
Quality Center can be divided into parts:
1. Site Administrator Bin
2. Quality Center Bin
Site Administrator Bin: This part is used for all the administrative activities. From this part of the Quality Center, we generally do the following activities.
- Creating the projects
- Assigning users to the projects
- Creating specific roles
- Configuring QTP or Win Runner Scripts
- Verifying licencing information
- Information about Database
Quality Center Bin: This part is used by testers or test manager. From this part of Quality Center, we generally do the following activities.
- Defining Requirements
- Creating Test Plan
- Creating Test Cases
- Creating Test Lab
- Creating Defects
Microsoft Quality Center is installed as a service in Microsoft Windows Environment. Before Start working on it, make sure that microsoft quality center service is running.
Microsoft Quality Center provide role based access to the projects. For example, Test Manager can create a project, Test Lead can create test plan and tester can write test cases.
Quality Center can be divided in to 6 sections:
1. Business Component
2. Requirements
3. Test Plan
4. Test Lab
5. Defects
6. Dash Board
Requirements:
Helps you to organise the project requirements.
You define Requirements by building Requirements Tree. This is a graphical representation of your requirement specification, defining your requirements hierarchically.
Requirement Specification Module helps in:
1. Grouping and sorting requirement in a tree
2. monitoring the task allocation
3. monitoring the progress in meeting requirements
4. generating detailed graphs and reports.
Major tasks under Requirement Specification Module are
1. Defining Requirements
2. Viewing Requirements
3. Modifying Requirements
4. Converting Requirements
Test Plan:
This module is used for designing the Test Cases and to store the Test Scripts.
Test Cases can be mapped with requirements, which are created. Each Requirement can be mapped with one or more test Case.
Test Lab:
This module is used for executing the Test Cases and Track the Results.
1. Building the Test Set
2. Execute the Test Set
3. Analyse the Results
Defects:
This module acts like a Bug Tracking Tool. It helps in Managing the Defects like, adding a defect, changing the status of the defect.
Dashboard:
This module enables you to define graphs and reports.
ReportYou can generate a report from Requirements, Test Plan, Test Lab and Defects.
Execution Report:enables project Manager to see a list of test instances and results.
Graph: To Generate the graph Choose Analysis > Graph > Group-Summary by Status
Live Analysis Graph: Provides a visual overview of all the tests within the folder in Test Plan Tree.
Summary Graph: enables to view the child requirements data related to the tests that the requirements cover
Coverage Progress Graph:
Defect Opening Rate Graph: Summarizes the number of defects detected in the selected release.
Outstanding Defects: Summarizes the number of outstanding defects in the selected release. By default, defects with the status of New, Open and ReOpen are displayed in the Graph.
Quality Center is a Web Based Test Management Tool. QC is formally known as Test Director.
Quality Center provides:
1. Common Repository
2. Automatic Traceability Matrix
3. Bug Tracking Facility
4. Automatic Reports and Graph Generator
The following activities can be managed or organized using Quality Center:
1. Requirements Coverage
2. Test Case Management
3. Test Execution Reporting
4. Defect Management
5. Test Automation
Quality Center can be divided into parts:
1. Site Administrator Bin
2. Quality Center Bin
Site Administrator Bin: This part is used for all the administrative activities. From this part of the Quality Center, we generally do the following activities.
- Creating the projects
- Assigning users to the projects
- Creating specific roles
- Configuring QTP or Win Runner Scripts
- Verifying licencing information
- Information about Database
Quality Center Bin: This part is used by testers or test manager. From this part of Quality Center, we generally do the following activities.
- Defining Requirements
- Creating Test Plan
- Creating Test Cases
- Creating Test Lab
- Creating Defects
Microsoft Quality Center is installed as a service in Microsoft Windows Environment. Before Start working on it, make sure that microsoft quality center service is running.
Microsoft Quality Center provide role based access to the projects. For example, Test Manager can create a project, Test Lead can create test plan and tester can write test cases.
Quality Center can be divided in to 6 sections:
1. Business Component
2. Requirements
3. Test Plan
4. Test Lab
5. Defects
6. Dash Board
Requirements:
Helps you to organise the project requirements.
You define Requirements by building Requirements Tree. This is a graphical representation of your requirement specification, defining your requirements hierarchically.
Requirement Specification Module helps in:
1. Grouping and sorting requirement in a tree
2. monitoring the task allocation
3. monitoring the progress in meeting requirements
4. generating detailed graphs and reports.
Major tasks under Requirement Specification Module are
1. Defining Requirements
2. Viewing Requirements
3. Modifying Requirements
4. Converting Requirements
Test Plan:
This module is used for designing the Test Cases and to store the Test Scripts.
Test Cases can be mapped with requirements, which are created. Each Requirement can be mapped with one or more test Case.
Test Lab:
This module is used for executing the Test Cases and Track the Results.
1. Building the Test Set
2. Execute the Test Set
3. Analyse the Results
Defects:
This module acts like a Bug Tracking Tool. It helps in Managing the Defects like, adding a defect, changing the status of the defect.
Dashboard:
This module enables you to define graphs and reports.
ReportYou can generate a report from Requirements, Test Plan, Test Lab and Defects.
Execution Report:enables project Manager to see a list of test instances and results.
Graph: To Generate the graph Choose Analysis > Graph > Group-Summary by Status
Live Analysis Graph: Provides a visual overview of all the tests within the folder in Test Plan Tree.
Summary Graph: enables to view the child requirements data related to the tests that the requirements cover
Coverage Progress Graph:
Defect Opening Rate Graph: Summarizes the number of defects detected in the selected release.
Outstanding Defects: Summarizes the number of outstanding defects in the selected release. By default, defects with the status of New, Open and ReOpen are displayed in the Graph.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
CoolTuts - General Help - General Computer Commands
To Restart the computer from run command:
shutdown /r
Windows Key shortcuts
Windows + E = Windows Explorer
Windows + M = Minimize all windows (show desktop)
Windows + Shift + M = Restore all windows (reset status from Windows + M)
Windows + Break = System Properties
Windows + R = Run dialog box
Alt+tab = Switch from one window to another - press Alt+tab to show a list of open windows
hold Alt and press Tab repeatedly to select a window, - release Alt to switch to the window you selected
shutdown /r
Windows Key shortcuts
Windows + E = Windows Explorer
Windows + M = Minimize all windows (show desktop)
Windows + Shift + M = Restore all windows (reset status from Windows + M)
Windows + Break = System Properties
Windows + R = Run dialog box
Alt+tab = Switch from one window to another - press Alt+tab to show a list of open windows
hold Alt and press Tab repeatedly to select a window, - release Alt to switch to the window you selected
CoolTuts - General Help - Telnet Commands
Telnet
To enable Telnet on your machine:
Control Panel-->Administrative Tools-->Services-->Telnet Server
To shut down the Computer using Telnet:
shutdown -u
To Restart the computer using Telnet
shutdown -r
To enable Telnet on your machine:
Control Panel-->Administrative Tools-->Services-->Telnet Server
To shut down the Computer using Telnet:
shutdown -u
To Restart the computer using Telnet
shutdown -r
Thursday, February 3, 2011
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