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Can you retrieve a test case once you have deleted them in test director ?

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Last Update: September 17, 2007 Asked by: Taruna

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August 03, 2006 16:30:53

Ahmed

RE: Can you retrieve a test case once you have deleted...

In Quality Center, if you delete entire folder with tests, the tests get stored in Unattached folder. But if you just deleted 'individual' tests, they are GONE! and can't be retrieved. Not sure if Test Director has the same behaviour/functionality.

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August 25, 2006 08:57:50

hm2noor

Member Since: August 2006 Contribution: 7

RE: Can you retrieve a test case once you have deleted...

I think if we are deleting only folder then only tests sets will be stored in Unattached.

If we select folder with tests then we cant retrieve them.

please correct me if i am not correct !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111

Noor

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August 29, 2006 08:26:36

Raghu Ram

RE: Can you retrieve a test case once you have deleted...

Hi friend

There are 2 options in Qc.one is remove and another is delete. the diffrence is that .once it is remove it is removed from test set but avail in qc directory .if it is deleted u cant retrive .if u press delete that will delete from that qc dorectory also

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August 31, 2006 14:16:15

anwar

RE: Can you retrieve a test case once you have deleted...

thanks

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September 17, 2007 07:28:00

Digambar Paunikar

RE: Can you retrieve a test case once you have deleted...

You cant retrieve a test case once you delete it from test director. There is no provison as such for this to happen.

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