Creating Test Cases with CATT and Extended CATT 

Use

You can create test cases with the Computer Aided Test Tool (CATT) and the Extended Computer-Aided Test Tool (Extended CATT), in the Test Workbench. You can use various test case types, depending on the purpose of the test.

You define test cases with CATT and Extended CATT. A distinction is made between test cases for acceptance tests and for functional tests.

Acceptance test cases are always performed manually by testers. They are subjective tests of the usability of business processes, so they are test descriptions that the tester must perform.

Functional test cases ensure that transaction functions contain no errors. They can run automatically without user dialog and need not be performed by testers. Test cases are usually created by recording the transactions to be tested with CATT or Extended CATT.

Integration

You can process all test cases which you create with CATT and Extended CATT, as follows:

·        manage in test catalogs

·        integrate in test plans

·        put in test packages

·        check status in the status analysis.

See also:

Extended Computer-Aided Test Tool (eCATT)

Computer-Aided Test Tool (CATT)