Create and Run Test Sets in QA Complete

To create a test set you need multiple test cases already created in your ‘Test Library‘. If you have not create test cases go to Test Case Creation and Trace-ability before attempt to create a test set.

If you have, then:

1. Navigate to ‘Test Management‘ tab.
2. Select ‘Test Sets‘.
3. And select ‘Folders‘.
4. Create or select an existing folder to store your test sets.
5. ‘Add New‘ test sets.

Create and Run Test Sets

Add test set screen / workspace.

Select and add as much information you can.

Click ‘Submit‘

You will then be redirected to the second screen to add test cases from your test library.

Select the folder from the right hand side of the screen.

A list will be showing on the lower right hand side of the screen, select, click and drag them to the left side of the screen.

Create and Run Test Sets

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Once your list is populated, click ‘Save‘ and you now ready to run the test set.

Create and Run Test Sets

To run a test set, click on the ‘blue play‘ icon as indicated on right image.

Create and Run Test Sets

A pop up window will display the list of test cases under the test set.

Click ‘Run‘ to start.

Create and Run Test Sets in QA Complete

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Once the test set run is complete a summary with the test result is displayed.

Create and Run Test Sets in QA Complete

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Test result that can be useful to produce tests logs to add into reports or simply share among stakeholders – Other testers, Test Lead, BA, PM etc…

Create and Run Test Sets in QA Complete

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