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Running Test Cases

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After you run a manual test script, you can view the results in the test log in
TestManager.

For information about test logs, see About Test Logs on page 155.

Running Test Cases

When you run a test case, you are actually running the implementation of the test
case. The implementation is a test script or suite that is associated with the test case.

Viewing the Associated Implementations

To view or change the implementations that are associated with a test case:

In the Test Plan window, right-click a test case, and then click

Properties

Click the

Implementation

tab.

You can have at most two implementations associated with a test script: one manual
and one automated. If both are associated with a test case, TestManager runs the
automated implementation when you run the test case.

Note:

If you run a test case from the Rational ManualTest Web Execution component,

the manual test runs. For information, see About ManualTest Web Execution on
page 401.

For more information about implementing test cases and associating
implementations, see Implementing Tests on page 79.

Running a Test Case

To run a test case, do one of the following:

Click

File > Run Test Case

. Select the test case to run and click