My Test Executions

As a tester, you can use the My Test Executions app to document your test cases and report defects for the test cases.

You open the My Test Executions app from the SAP Solution Manager launchpad.

The app opens with the My Packages page. Under Test Packages, you find the test packages assigned to you, categorized by status:

Ready to Test: all test packages with test cases that are ready to test
Released: all test packages that are not locked
Protected: all test packages that are locked
Assigned: all test packages assigned to the current user

My Packages

In the Test Packages list, you can do the following:

Filter and sort the test packages, for example by status, test plan, test package name, or empty test package priority.
Select a test package to open the test package in the test package view.

Test Package View

In the test package view, you can do the following:

View general information about the test package and to read attached documents.
Get an overview of the status of the test cases in the selected test package.
Select a test case to manage and document it in the test case view.

Test Case View

In the test case view, you can find information about the test case and read attached test case descriptions.

For test cases that are ready to test, you can do the following:

Document the test case execution.
Record TBOMs for the test document and Test Steps.
Enter a comment in the Comment field on the Header tab page.

Note

The Comment field has to be activated in the Customizing for SAP Solution Manager (transaction SPRO) at SAP Solution Manager Focused Build Test Suite Extensions Central Settings for Test Suite
If this is enabled in the standard Test Suite, testers can also digitally sign test results and test notes.
Report a new defect for the test case.

Choose Create Defect. Select the defect type Defect, the system, and a priority and enter a defect title and a description. You can select categories to further specify the defect. If there is an evidence document attached to the test case, you can choose to take it over as defect attachment.

You can later find and further specify the defect in the My Defects app. Defects are used to notify developers of errors that have been identified during testing. If necessary, a defect correction for the defect can be created in My Defects and later be processed in My Defect Corrections.

Note

Setting an error for a test case or a test step automatically calls up the Create Defect dialog if in the Customizing for SAP Solution Manager (transaction SPRO) at SAP Solution Manager Focused Build Test Suite Extensions Central Settings for Test Suite, the function Open Defect Dialog on Error is active.

If the other function Allow personalization is set to active, the Create Defect dialog will start only if the settings in SU01 are either set to Yes or Default.

See also the documentation for the above-mentioned Customizing activity.

The Create Defect dialog shows the defect type (taken from the personalization) and takes over information on system, client (if the executable is assigned to a test case), and actual and expected results.
Report an incident

Choose Create Defect. Select the defect type Incident, the system, and a priority and enter an incident title and a description. You can select categories to further specify the incidents.

Incidents are processed using IT Service Management.
Assign an already existing defect to the test case.

Choose Assign Defect. Search for known defects related to the function tested in the test case, select the defect and assign it to the test case.
Change the status of the test case.
Results tab page:
- Upload files, for example, screenshots, to document the test results.
- View the results that other testers had for the same test case.
Attachments tab page:

Upload test result documents for the test case, such as screenshots.

Test Steps

The My Test Executions app displays test steps for test cases that have been created with the Test Step Designer app. Public result attributes are shown as Previous Results from Test Sequence.

A single Test Steps test case can be executed multiple times. Each time a test case is executed, a new runtime object is created and the previous objects are saved for reference and documentation purposes.