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Setting Up Automatic Test Case Suspicion

Creating Test Cases

The following table lists the inheritance rules for test inputs:

Setting Up Automatic Test Case Suspicion

TestManager can automatically identify and mark the link between a test input and a
test case as suspect, if a meaningful change occurs in a test input. You must set up
automatic test case suspicion in built-in test input adapters and in custom test input
adapters for TestManager to mark test case suspicion automatically.

Built-In Test Input Adapters

RequisitePro requirements as test inputs

If you use RequisitePro requirements as

test inputs, you can mark requirements types for external traceability. If a
requirement that you mark in RequisitePro for external traceability changes,
TestManager automatically marks as suspect the link between that requirement (test
input) and its associated test case. For information about setting up RequisitePro
requirements for external traceability, see external traceability:marking requirements

the RequisitePro Help.

Test Input Inheritance Rules

And Then

You associate a test input
with a test case

then you create a configured
test case

the configured test case
inherits the associated test
input from the parent test
case.

You create a configured test
case

then you associate a test
input with the parent test
case

the configured test case
inherits the associated test
input from the parent test
case.

You remove a test input
association from a test case
that has a configured test
case

the inherited test input
association is removed from
the configured test case.

Note:

You can only remove

an inherited test input
association from a
configured test case by
removing it from the parent
test case.