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Showing posts with label Test Package. Show all posts

Sunday, 6 September 2015

Administration

Administration


In the Administration view, you can make some basic settings for Test Organizer and BW reporting. You can also specify generally valid rules for the TBOM filter and TBOM criticality.

Features

Test Organizer Settings
This is where you can make various central settings for test management. For example, you can define a workflow or set up a release status schema. 
Client–Side Automated Test Tool
You can register a client–side automated test tool (CBTA or a third-party test tool) with which you want to create automatic test cases. 
Third-Party Test Management Tool
You can register a partner tool that you want to use to manage test cases and test plans. 
Test Case Types in SAP Solution Manager
You can adjust types of test cases according to your organization's test strategy. You can, for example, deactivate a specified test case type if the license of a third-party tool has run out.
Test Tool Attributes
Here, you can configure the attributes that a third-party test tool can provide for a test script. 
Test Case Execution E-Mail
You can adjust E-Mail notification templates according to the corporate designs standards of your organization.
You can register users who are to be informed of test results, automatically by e-mail. 
Default Required Time of Test Case Types
You can specify a default time required per test case type. If no other time required is specified in a test case, the system uses the default time required to optimize the test scope.
Reporting (Analytics) Settings
Configure the BW system for BW reporting, and activate BI content. 
TBOM Utilities
Here, you can call up various utilities for creating or editing TBOMs. 
Maintain TBOM Filter
The TBOM filter specifies whether the Business Process Change Analyzer is to ignore specified objects in the TBOM. 
Maintain TBOM Criticality
You can assign criticality values to the objects in the TBOM. 

Source: www.help.sap.com

Test Repository

Test Repository


The Test Repository gives you access to the Test Composition Environment. In the Test Composition Environment, you can create and edit automated test cases easily:
  • You can create test scripts or test configurations for all test tools configured in the system, either eCATT or third-party test tools.
    A test case is actually a test configuration of reusable objects such as test script, system data container, and test data container. Therefore, to create a test case, you create test scripts or test configurations containing test scripts. For more information see Components of Automated Test Cases.
  • You can compose a parent eCATT or Component-Based Test Automation test script out of existing test scripts. You define the sequence in which the parent script calls the test scripts (steps). This allows you to reuse existing scripts, create modular test scripts and test extensive processes. 

Activities

You have the following options:
  • Create or edit a test script: For more information, see Creating a Test Script in the Test Composition Environment.
  • Create or edit a test configuration containing a test data container, a system data container, and test scripts. For more information, see Creating a Test Configuration in the Test Composition Environment.
  • To monitor a test execution in detail, you can display the test configuration logs for it. To do so, choose   Executions  Logs  .

    Source: www.help.sap.com

Test Evaluation

Test Evaluation


This view contains an overview of the status and work for test plans, and all information about the corresponding test cases. Various tools are available to evaluate the test plans in more detail.

Features

If there are a large number of test plans, you can filter the test plan overview in the quick criteria maintenance. You can also select test plans, specify them as favorites, and delete them later. These test plans are flagged as favorites in the list.
Before the analysis, we recommend that you update the resource and status data. By choosing Update, you can update the resource and status data immediately. Alternatively, you can schedule a background job for status data.
Depending on the planning and reporting level which you specified for a test plan, the status or resource displayed in the list is flagged as obsolete, if a tester changes the value at a lower level. To recalculate the effort again, choose   Update  Planned Resources   or   Update  Status Immediately  .

There are also the following functions to evaluate test plans:
  • Status Analysis
    You get a detailed overview of the status of the test cases assigned to the selected test plan, in the Test Workbench.
  • Status Info System
    The Status Info System gives you information about several test plans. The status overview shows the current status.
  • Status Report (BW-Based)
    The test plan status report is based on the last data extraction from the SAP Solution Manager system.

    Note
    The number of test cases in a test plan, with a specified status, in this list, can differ from the number in the BW reports. The difference arises if a test case is performed by several testers. This list sums every test case by status value. The BW report takes repeats of the same test case by different testers, into account. The worst status value of the test case applies.

  • Progress Report
    The progress report is based on the last data extraction from the SAP Solution Manager system.
  • Message Report
    The message overview in the Test Workbench contains all messages created in a test plan.
  • Test Effort Report
    This test effort report gives you an overview of the test effort and clarifies whether the planned test effort is sufficient or exceeded.

Activities

In the Test Management work center, go to the Test Evaluation view.
If you select test plans, you can:
  • Go to the status analysis
  • Update effort and status values
  • Choose an evaluation and a filter
  • Go to the status or message overview

    Source: www.help.sap.com

Thursday, 12 June 2014

CBTA




Component Based Test Automation capability of SAP Solution Manager. CBTA includes a test recorder and a test player. The test recorder generates test scripts that are stored centrally in the eCATT repository. CBTA test scripts can be adapted and maintained via the Test Composition Environment (TCE).