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Editing a Test Case

The edit operation lets you modify the basic information of an already created test case and add or edit the test steps, the data, and the configuration.

A test step within a test case can be in Active or Inactive state and in Enabled or Disabled state. When a test step is Active and Enabled, it is executed during test case execution. The overall status of the test case depends on the results of all executed steps.

When a test step is Active but Disabled, it is skipped during execution. In the test case result panel, for the skipped step, failure message displayed is Test Step is Disabled. The test case status does not depend on this step. Similarly, when a test step is Inactive and Disabled, it is also skipped during execution. In the result panel, for the skipped step, the failure message displayed is Test Step is not active. The test case status does not depend on this step.

However, note that atleast one test step within the test case must be in Enabled state, else updating the test case operation fails with an error message.

A test case can be part of multiple test suites. The Basic Information panel presents this information in a tabular format. Use the search field to filter by the test suite name.

  1. On the Test Author home page, do one of the following:
    • Click Test Case in the right pane.
    • Go to Design > Test Case in the left pane.
  2. To edit the test case, do one of the following:
    • Click the More icon () next to the name of the test case and click Edit.
    • Click the name of the test case and click Edit.
  3. Complete the following and click Next on each panel to proceed to the next panel. The information required in the below panels is the same as that in the create operation. For more information on each panel, refer to Creating a Test Case
    1. In the Basic Information panel, review and modify the information as required.
    2. In the Test Step panel, modify the test steps as required. You can add, remove, and change the sequence of the execution flow.
    3. In the Test Data panel, modify the test data as required.
    4. In the Test Step Configuration panel, modify the configuration data as required.
  4. Click Update.