Building Test Cases With Requirements
Important
Please note that building test cases with requirements in DAI requires a license for the Requirements Traceability feature. Please contact our Customer Support to request a Requirements Traceability license. When you have the license, add it on the Adding Licenses on the DAI License page.
In the Test Case Builder, you can quickly create new or update existing test cases. With built-in requirements validation, this no-code, guided process allows any team member to develop test cases from scratch. To save time, you can duplicate an existing test case, and use this as a template.
You can create Model-based test cases and Script-based test cases.
Build a New Test Case With Requirements
Add a Test Case
Start by adding the details of your test case.
- Either go to Designer > Test Cases or if you're editing a model, in the top menu, select Test cases.
- Click + New Test Case.
- Select the type of test case you would like to create - either Model based or Script based.
- In the Test Case box, enter a name for your new test case. Do not use any of the following characters in the name:
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. - (Optional) Enter the following details to more easily identify and audit your test case:
- Description: A brief description of the test case.
- Origin: The source of the test case. For example, another test application or auditing system.
- External ID: The unique identifier for the test case in the external system.
- Tags: Add a tag to easily identify a test case, and associated test results, as belonging to a particular category or feature. You can either select an existing tag from the list or type in a new tag name and press Enter.
- If you chose to create a Model-based test case, you will see an option to select your model in the drop-down list. If you chose to create a Script-based test case, you will see an option to choose your test suite in the drop-down list.
- Click Create to begin building your test case. For Model-based test cases, the Test Builder opens with the initial step of the test case, and any global actions are highlighted. For Script-based test cases, the Test Case Builder opens with a drop-down list for you to choose the first script to add to a step.