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Answer Posted / rafi
****Ram prasad and Meenakshi
Ram prasad your answer is partially correct
RTM is prepared based on the reqmnt document, in reqmnt
there will reqmnt number which is moved to RTM file, it can
also prepare before the test cases or after the test
cases,if there is an changes in the reqmnt the RTM will
also need to get changed
Rafi
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