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How we map test cases with the requirement in Quality Center
plzzz give the procedure step by step
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Answer Posted / vaibhav
You have four tabs in QC
Requirements
Test Plan
Test Lab
Defects
When you go to Test plan you can see your Test Cases which you loaded/written in QC .
Just Select set of Test Cases u want to map in Click on it and in left top u can see Requirements tree and easily select.
I know this is not detailed steps , i will try to get u detailed step in day or two
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