If you are using the Rational RequisitePro integration version 1.8 package
with a schema enabled for Rational ClearQuest Test Manager, you can associate Rational® ClearQuest® requirements
records with test plan and test case records.
When the Rational RequisitePro® integration
is configured, you define the record types that will support the Rational RequisitePro integration
package. Any enabled record types include a Requirements page
for creating associations to a Rational ClearQuest requirement
record. When using Rational ClearQuest Test
Manager, select test plan and test cases records for associations with Rational ClearQuest requirement
records. In addition, if you are using the Rational ClearQuest version
7.0 Enterprise schema, a Rational ClearQuest requirement
record has a References page for viewing associations
to the enabled record types.
- The Rational ClearQuest requirement
record is read-only. It can be changed only by adding or removing associations
from the Requirements page of any selected record type.
- The Rational ClearQuest requirement
record can be maintained only from Rational RequisitePro.
Any changes to the parent requirements records in Rational RequisitePro are
pushed to the associated Rational ClearQuest requirement
record by using the Rational RequisitePro Refresh capability.
For more information about configuring and using the Rational RequisitePro integration
with Rational ClearQuest Test
Manager, see the version 7.0 Rational RequisitePro documentation.
- If you are using the version 7.0 Enterprise schema or have modified a
schema to support a defect association with a TMTestLog record, when you submit
a defect for a test result if the associated configured test case record has
a requirement association, the requirement reference is copied to the submitted
defect record. For more information, see Customizing to add defect submission from test results.
For more information, see Associating a Rational ClearQuest requirement record with a test plan, test case, or configured test case record.