Home Interview Questions and Answers Quality Center (QC) Interview Questions and Answers Part-2

quality centre11. Is ‘Not covered’ and ‘Not run’ status the same?
Not Covered status means all those requirements for which the test cases are not written whereas Not Run status means all those requirements for which test cases are written but are not run.

12.How to import test cases from Excel / Word  to Quality Center?
1.Install and Configure the Microsoft Excel / Word Add-In for Quality Center.

2. Map the Columns in  Word / Excel spreadsheet with Columns available  in  Quality Center

3.Export the data from Word/Excel to Quality Center Using Tools >Export to Quality Center Option in Word/Excel.
4. Rectify errors if Any.
13. Can we export the file from Quality Centre to Excel / Word. If yes then how?
Yes.

Requirement tab– Right click on main Req/click on export/save as word, excel or other template. This would save all the child requirements

Test plan tab: Only individual test can be exported. No parent child export is possible. Select a test script, click on the design steps tab, right click anywhere on the open window. Click on export and save as.

Test lab tab: Select a child group. Click on execution grid if it is not selected. Right click anywhere. Default save option is excel. But can be saved in documents and other formats

Defects Tab: Right click anywhere on the window, export all or selected defects and save excel sheet or document.

14. What is Business Component  ?
Quality Center provides Business Component  for Business Process Testing (BPT).

Many Enterprise Applications are a) complex and b) require extensive test scripts/case.

A Test /Automation Engineer can not handle both complexity of Application Under Test as well as  extensive test script/test case creation.

Using Business Component,  Subject Matter Experts ( who are experts on the  Application  Under Test ) can create tests in a script free environment without involving in the Nitty-gritty of test case/script designing. It helps increase test coverage and creates re-usable business components used for testing essential Business Processes.

Development of Test Script / Cases is done by Automation / Test Engineer.

15.How can we save the tests Executed in test lab?
The tests executed, are automatically saved when the user clicks on “END RUN” in the Test Lab

Learn More About Running a Test Case in QC in the Video Tutorial here

16. How to export test cases from QTP into QC?
To export test cases from QTP to QC, you first need to establish QTP-QC connection

1)  In QTP , Go to File > Quality Center Connection.

2)  Enter QC URL project name/domain/username/password and click on Login. QTP is now connected to QC.

Next you can select the save the QTP Script in QC.

3)  In QTP, Select File Menu > Save As > Save in QC

4 ) Select the Folder in QC where you wan to save the QTP Script

6) Click OK to Save.

17. How to use QTP as an automation tool in Quality Center ?
You need to install QTP add-in in Quality Center (Usually done by Quality Center Administrator) . You then create and store QTP scripts in QC.

Learn more about using QTP in Quality Center in Video Tutorial here

18. How to switch between two projects in Quality Center ?
In QC 9.0 and above  you can switch between two projects by select Tools>Change Projects>Select Project.

In other version , you will need to log-off and log-in again.

19. What is the main purpose to storing requirement in Quality Center?
You store requirements in Quality Center for following reasons

a) To ensure 100% coverage : You can create and track test plan / sets for the requirements stored in Quality Center to ensure all the requirements are tested.

b) Easy Change Management : If any requirement changes during course of test case creation , the underlying test case is automatically highlighted and Test Engineer can change the test case to suite the new requirement.

e) Ease of Tracking : Using Advanced Reporting & Graphs provided by QC , Managers can determine various metrics useful in project tracking and monitoring.

20. What is Coverage status, what does it do?
Coverage status is percentage of testing covered at a given time.

For Example, If you have 100 test cases in a project and you have executed 35 test cases than your coverage status of the project is 35%

Coverage status is helps keep track of project deadline.

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