Defining Test Configuration Attributes

You can edit a test configuration that you have created as described under Creating Test Configurations and Test Scripts.

You have administrator authorization.
If you use the tool for component-based test automation (CBTA), you have created a test profile. For more information, see Creating a Test Profile With Logon Data for SUTs.

Example Example

In the Test Repository view of the Test Management work center, select the Test Configuration subview. Click on a test configuration to edit it.

End of the example.

You are on the Attributes main tab, on the Test Configuration Attributes sub-tab, the most important attributes are displayed.

(Note: If you have created the test script with a third party test tool, there is also the Test Tool Attributes sub-tab. It is read-only and the attributes are filled during recording.)

First, enter the test configuration attributes, and define the test script attributes afterwards.
Select the application component. It is usually the same as that of the tested applications.
Enter the following data to describe the test script or test configuration.
- Person Responsible: By default, the current user is predefined. You can change it.
- Assign Executable: Assign the executable that is to be tested. For more information, see Executable Types.
  When you assign the executable from the related solution, the system automatically assigns the logical component group.
- Assign a test profile that was defined in the management for systems under test. For more information, see Creating Test Profiles and Logon Data for SUTs.
- To test the logon to the target system click the link to the target system.
- Status: The status is set to active by default. Only active scripts are included in automatic tests. If you do not want the test script to be executed (because it is not complete, or you are modifying it, for example), set the status to inactive.
- Time Required: Enter the time that the test configuration is supposed to take.
- Priority