What is the difference between Qualtiy center and Test
Director?
Answer Posted / satish reddy
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=>In addition to the normal test director features, QC has a
Dashboard for reporting metrics.
=>Business Process Testing is a new feature that has been
incorporated in QC 9.0. This would have additional charges
when purchasing the package.
=>Also, in the latest version of QC 9.2, Release Management
is also an important module.
Technology
TD: C++, IIS, COM
QC: Back-end is Java based, runs on application server
Operating systems
TD: Microsoft Windows
QC: Ms Windows, Red Hat Linux and Solaris
Clustering
TD: single server only
QC: Full clustering support
Database Connectivity
TD: Requires Database client installation, ADO interface
QC: Does not require database client installation. Direct
access to database server using a JDBC type 4 driver
Repository
TD: Domain repository (TD_Dir)
QC: Repository divided into to sub-directories. QC
directory for default and user defined domains. SA directory
for site administrator data.
Virtual directory
TD: Virtual directory name is tdbin
QC: Quality center server virtual directory name is qcbin.
Site administrator server virtual directory name is sabin.
Supported databases
TD: Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL, Oracle, Sybase
QC: Microsoft SQL, Oracle
Site Administrator Data (domains, projects and users)
TD: Data stored in the doms.mdb file
QC: Data stored in the site administrator schema on a
database server
Common settings
TD: Data stored in the file system
QC: Data stored in the database
User authentication
TD: Windows authentication
QC: LDAP authentication
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Mercury Quality Center 9.0 is an integrated solution
composed of market leading products including:
• Mercury TestDirector™ for Quality Center 9.0—the
market-leading quality management solution
• Mercury Quick Test Professional™ 9.0—the most widely used
functional test automation product
• Mercury Business Process Testing 9.0—the innovative
solution for designing and testing digitized business processes
Mercury Quality Center provides automated software testing
and quality assurance across a wide range of IT and
application environments. It combines an integrated suite of
role-based applications, a business dashboard, and an open,
scalable, and extensible foundation—all designed to optimize
and automate key quality activities, including test
management, requirements, and defects tracking; functional
testing and regression testing; and business process design
validation.
Release 9.0 of Mercury Quality Center includes a wide range
of enhancements that improve the functionality and usability
of the solution. These enhancements include:
Integration for Better Testing
• Enhanced Requirements Module for capturing application
feature definitions to make test planning and execution more
accurate
• Integration into Microsoft Visual Studio Team System for
developer/QA collaboration around defect management and
resolution
• Zero-client browser-based manual testing through Business
Process Testing to reduce test creation time by as much as
50 percent by using re-usable test components
Distributed Manual Test Management
• Advanced data-driving functionality for testing multiple
data conditions
• Automatically generated manual test planning documents
through the Business Process Testing Document Generator
• A bridge to automation through easy conversion of manual
tests created in Mercury Business Process Testing to
Mercury’s automated testing solutions
SOA and Web Services Testing
• Automatic WSDL Method Scanning, making it possible to
create data-driven WSDL tests without scripting
• Abstract, English-like interface for manipulation of Web
services checkpoints
• Integration with Business Process Testing for the creation
of re-usable test definitions across the enterprise
• Integrated Auto-Documentation for compliant test-plan
document generation.
Change and Impact Management
• Integration with SAP Solution Manager, which includes the
propagation of business process definitions and changes to
corresponding testing assets
• The ability to leverage SAP design elements in the test
creation process.
• The ability to identify test cases that will need to be
re-run due to proposed changes in the SAP application
(Change Impact Testing)
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