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You can analyze the status for one test plan or across test plans. The status of one test plan is usually the result of a particular test. Test plan-independent status analyses combine the results of several test plans, and can be considered as the overall result of a complex test, which comprises several test plans.
Status analysis of one test plan
Procedure
An overview of the test progress appears. The left-hand column contains information about the test case, and the right-hand column contains the test status.

If a test case was assigned to several test packages, each test package has a separate test case status. You can see all statuses of a test case by clicking on the Overview symbol after the test case.
To display all test statuses assigned to all test cases, choose View ® Additional information. Other status analysis display types are under the menu item View.
Test plan-independent status analysis
Procedure

The Test Session field is a useful way of restricting selections. Test Session combines several test plans for the status analysis. To do this, enter a Test Session name in
Test Plan Attributes.
This analysis uses status information from previous status analyses for individual test plans. These statuses could be obsolete (e.g. a tester has changed a test case status in the meantime). This is indicated by a flag in the Obsolete result column and an entry in the list header. You can update this information by selecting the test plans and choosing Goto ® Refresh Status Analysis.
Result
You get an up-to-date status analysis of all test packages in the selected test plan.

You can also display a
