HP Quality Center / ALM is now changed to Micro Focus Quality Center / ALM but still, the content on the page is valid on the new Micro Focus domain and tools as well.
We are starting the HP Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) Quality Center (QC) tutorial series. This will be a complete online training in 7 in-depth tutorials.
We have listed all HP ALM tutorials on this page for your convenience.
Table of Contents:
List of All HP ALM Quality Center Tutorials
- Tutorial #1: Introduction to HP ALM Quality Center
- Tutorial #2: Quality Center Installation guide
- Tutorial #3: Requirements and Release Cycle Management
- Tutorial #4: Creating and Managing Test Cases
- Tutorial #5: Executing Test Cases Using ALM/QC
- Tutorial #6: Adding Defects and other miscellaneous topics
- Tutorial #7: Project Analysis Using the Dashboard Tools
- Bonus Tutorial #8: 70 Most Popular HP ALM QC Interview Questions
This first tutorial will give you a complete overview of the tool along with simple examples and concerned screenshots for your easy and better understanding of the tool.
We recommend that you follow these tutorials sequentially. Once you are done with reading, I’m sure that you won’t need any other training to start using this tool on your projects.
Tutorial #1: Introduction to HP ALM (QC) Tool
HP ALM software is designed to manage the various phases of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) right from requirements gathering to testing.
Earlier, it was known as HP Quality Center (QC). HP QC acts as a Test Management tool while HP ALM acts as a Project Management Tool. HP QC is named as HP ALM from version 11.0. I am sure that this tutorial will really be a guide to those who are new to this tool.
Advantages
The list given below explains the various advantages of using this tool:
- Easy to understand and easy to use.
- Provides integration with external tools such as HP UFT for automation testing and HP Load Runner for Performance Testing.
- Visibility of the project status to all stakeholders of the project.
- Reduces risk associated with managing several artifacts of the project at various phases.
- Reduces cost and time.
- Flexibility of usage.
Features
Given below is the list of features provided by this tool:
- Release Management: To achieve traceability between test cases to release.
- Requirement Management: To ensure if the test cases cover all the specified requirements or not.
- Test case Management: To maintain the version history of the changes done to test cases and act as a central repository for all the test cases of an application.
- Test Execution Management: To track multiple instances of test case runs and to ensure the credibility of the testing effort.
- Defect Management: To ensure that the major defects uncovered are visible to all major stakeholders of the project and to make sure that the defects follow a specified life cycle till closure.
- Report Management: To ensure that reports and graphs are generated to keep track of the project’s health.
QC Versus ALM
HP Application Lifecycle Management tool provides the core functionality of HP Quality Center along with the following features:
- Project Planning and Tracking: This tool allows users to create KPI’s (Key Performance Indicators) using ALM data and tracks them against project milestones.
- Defect Sharing: This tool provides the ability to share defects across multiple projects.
- Project Reporting: This tool provides customized project reporting across multiple projects using pre-defined templates.
- Integration with Third-party tools: This tool provides integration with third-party tools such as HP LoadRunner, HP Unified Functional Testing, and REST API.
HP ALM Version History
HP QC was earlier known as Test Director, which was a product of Mercury Interactive. Later, Test Director was acquired by HP and the product was named HP Quality Center.
HP Quality Center was named as HP Application Lifecycle Management from version 11.0.
The table below explains the version history:
| S.No | Name | Version |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Test Director | V1.52 to v8.0 |
| 2 | Quality Center | V8.0 to v10.0 |
| 3 | Application Lifecycle Management | V11.0 to v11.5x |
HP ALM Architecture
The below diagram explains a high-level view of the architecture.
Given below is the list of components:
#1) HP ALM Client
HP Application Lifecycle Management tool uses Java Enterprise Edition (J2EE) technology and Oracle or MS SQL server at the backend. HP ALM Client is the browser using which a user can access this tool.
When a user tries to access ALM using its URL, HP ALM client components will be downloaded to the user’s local machine that helps the users to interact with HP ALM Server. A load balancer is also used to cater to multiple requests from users at the same time.
#2) Application Server
Application Server is the ALM Server that a user interacts with. The application server uses Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) to cater to user requests.
#3) Database Server
Database server includes the following sub-components:
- ALM Database server
- Site Administration database server
ALM database server stores all the project-related information such as project reports, project users, etc. Site Administration database server stores all the information related to the domain, users, and projects.
HP ALM Editions
This tool is available in four different editions, which include:
- HP ALM
- HP ALM Essentials
- HP Quality Center Enterprise Edition
- HP ALM Performance Center Edition
HP ALM is the main product with all available ALM features. HP ALM essentials edition provides basic features to users such as requirements, Test Plans, and defects. HP QC Enterprise edition is for users who want to integrate ALM with HP Unified Functional Testing to drive automation scripts through ALM.
HP ALM Performance Center edition is used for users who want to integrate HP ALM with HP LoadRunner for driver performance tests through ALM.
Import Test Cases From Excel to HP ALM
The creation of test cases directly on this tool is a time-consuming process. Hence importing test cases from Excel to this tool can be done using an Excel Add-in.
HP ALM Excel Add-in Installation
Given below is a list of steps that indicate how to download and install Excel add-in:
#1) Download the HP ALM Excel add-in from here. The web page will open up.
#2) Click on the ‘GET IT’ button. Download this add-in based on the ALM version installed.
#3) A ZIP file will be downloaded. Extract the contents of the ZIP file to a file folder.
#4) Double click on the ‘ALM_Excel_Addin_Setup.exe’ file. An Installation Wizard opens up.
#5) Click on the ‘Next’ button, and the below screen will appear.
#6) The below screen will appear once the extraction is complete.
#7) Click on the ‘Next’ button and once the installation is complete, the below screen will appear.
#8) Click on the Finish button, and the below screen will appear. Click on the Finish button on the Install Shield Wizard.
Steps to Import Test Cases to HP ALM
Given below are the sample test cases that are to be imported from Excel to this tool:
#1) Open the excel and verify the display of the tab ‘HPE ALM Upload Add-in’.
#2) Click on the Login button.
#3) Provide the authentication details and login into ALM. The ‘Open’ and ‘Mapping’ options must be enabled once the login is successful.
#4) We need to map the columns of our excel sheet with the corresponding fields on ALM. To achieve this, Click on ‘Mapping’. The screen below will appear.
#5) Select the option ‘Tests’ from the drop-down. If you have an existing mapping file, you can select the ‘Open’ button and import the file. Also, there is a feature named ‘Automap’ that automatically maps the columns on the excel to the fields on ALM.
#6) A window appears below mapping, in which you need to provide the column alphabet of the excel with the corresponding fields on the ALM tool.
#7) Once the mapping is complete, click on the ‘Validate’ button. The message saying “Validation has passed” will appear. Finally, click on the “Upload to ALM” tab.
Defect Lifecycle in HP ALM
A defect is raised when there is a deviation between the actual result and the expected result. The Defect lifecycle defines the phases through which a defect has to go through during its lifetime.
The number of phases and the phase description differs from organization to organization and from project to project.
In general, a Defect in the ALM tool will go through the following phases.
#1) New: A defect will be in New status when a defect is raised and submitted. This is the default status for every defect initially on HP ALM.
#2) Open: A defect will be in open status when a developer has reviewed the defect and starts working on it if it is a valid defect.
#3) Rejected: A defect will be in Rejected status when a developer considers the defect to be invalid.
#4) Deferred: If the defect is a valid defect, but the fix is not delivered in the current release, a defect will be postponed to future releases using the status Deferred.
#5) Fixed: Once the developer has fixed the defect and assigned the defect back to the Quality Assurance Personnel, then it will have Fixed status.
#6) Retest: Once the fix is deployed, the Tester has to start retesting the defect.
#7) Reopen: If the retest has failed, a tester has to reopen the defect and assign the defect back to the developer.
#8) Closed: If the defect fix is delivered and is working as expected, then the tester needs to close the defect using the status ‘Closed’.
Filter, Find and Replace Functionality in This Tool
Filter Functionality
Filter on HP ALM is used to filter the data based on each of the fields displayed. The filter is available on Requirements, Test Plan, Test Lab, and Defects modules.
For Example,
Filter criteria on the Test Lab module will appear as shown below.
Select a field and apply the filter conditions below. Logical operators such as AND, OR etc. can be used during filtering.
Find Functionality
Find functionality is used to search for a specific item. Items can be requirements, test cases, test sets, folders, or subfolders. It is available in Releases, Requirements, Test Plans, Test labs, and Defects modules.
For Example,
Below is a representation of how the find dialog box appears.
Click on the Find option. The Find dialog box appears there, using which the user can enter a search term and find the required item.
The image below represents the search results screen displayed.
Replace Functionality
The Replace functionality allows the user to find a specific item and replace it with a new value. Replace functionality is available on Releases, Requirements, Test Plans, Test Lab, and Defects modules.
The below image is the representation of how the replace window looks like.
Click on the Replace All option, enter an item to be replaced, and click on the ‘Replace’ button.
The below window will appear once the replace operation is successful.
Email Functionality
Send Email functionality is available on all the modules of this tool. Users can access the send email functionality by clicking on the ‘Email’ icon.
Below is a snapshot of how the send email dialog box will look like:
Users can customize the content of an email to be sent based on their requirements.
To: Users can enter two or more email addresses separated by a semicolon.
CC: Users can enter two or more email addresses separated by a semicolon.
Subject: The Subject field is auto-populated in the tool based on the selected item. However, users can customize it as per their requirements.
Include:
Users can include the following items in the email:
- Attachments
- History
- Test Coverage
- Traced Requirements
Additional Comments: Users can enter any additional comments if required using this field.
Here is an earlier version of this Tutorial:
HP Quality Center Introduction
This tutorial covers the HP ALM Quality Center introduction, installation of ALM, and understanding of different components.
Introduction to HP Application Lifecycle Management/Quality Center:
HP ALM formerly known as Quality Center is a Test Management tool to manage the entire Quality Assurance and testing process for an organization. Before being called HP Quality center, it used to be Mercury Test Director.
In my experience, I have come across very few projects (Manual and Automation) that did not use Quality Center software. It is a very simple tool to use and is extremely user-friendly. Even if you have never used it before, chances are that you will be able to figure it out in a really short time.
However, there is a lot of difference between being able to navigate through the tool and being able to exploit its potential to benefit your project.
So here is a tutorial to easily learn Quality Center capabilities and use them successfully.
Download HP ALM/QC Trial (Now Micro Focus Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) software): The current latest HP ALM version is 12.
=> Here is a detailed tutorial on HP ALM Quality center download and installation.
It is a little tricky to install it on your local machine. But you will be able to do so if you have a compatible machine and understand the components ALM has.
Briefly, given below are the components:
- A server
- A client
- Database
Each component has a certain version that is compatible with ALM. For system requirements, please refer to this page: ALM System Requirements
Why is ALM/QC Used?
ALM helps to make project management, from requirements to deployment easier. It increases predictability and creates a framework to manage projects from a central repository.
With ALM you will be able to:
- Define and maintain requirements and tests.
- Create Tests
- Organize tests into logical subsets
- Schedule tests and execute them
- Collect results and analyze the data
- Create, monitor, and analyze defects
- Share defects across projects
- Track the progress of a project
- Collect metrics
- Share asset libraries across projects
- Integrate ALM with HP testing tools and other third-party tools for a complete automation experience.
Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) flow:
How to Start ALM
Step #1: To start ALM type the address HTTP://<ALM Platform Server Name>[<:Port number>]/qcbin
Step #2: Click “Application Lifecycle Management” in the window below.
Step #3: Enter the username and password. The “Authenticate” button gets activated. Click on it. The Domain and Project fields get activated. Depending on your login credentials, you have access to certain projects. (This information is set up by your ALM Admin).
Step #4: Choose the Domain and Project as required and click “Login”. Once you are logged in, the ALM window opens up and displays the module in which you were working last.
The domain is nothing but a logical division of departments for your organization. Example: Banking, Retail, Health Care, etc.
Projects are different teams working within the domain. For example, in a Retail project, they could be working on the front-end store Point of sale app or the back-end inventory module.
The Domain and Project information is set up by the ALM Admin.
Step #5: The user domain, Project, and user information are displayed in the upper right-hand corner. Also, note the sidebar. It contains the components from the ALM flow.
- Dashboard
- Management
- Requirements
- Testing
- Defects
ALM is all about these components and we will learn what each one is for. Even though Dashboard is the first in the list, we will discuss it last in our series, simply because it is an overall monitoring feature and it will be more practical to see the data that we actually create.
Conclusion
We hope that this tutorial would have given you a great insight into the HP Application Lifecycle Management tool.
HP ALM is one of the most widely used tools among testers. The simplicity and ease of using this tool make it the ideal choice for many organizations worldwide.
This tool can be used in two ways either as a desktop application or on a cloud. As desktop application requires a tedious process of download and installation of HP ALM on local machines, an on-premise cloud is generally preferred for business purposes.
In the next tutorial #2, we will cover the HP Quality center installation. Later, we will continue HP ALM QC training by taking an example of the Gmail application. This session will cover what this tool can do for your project and how best you can manage all your testing-related activities in one place.
Are you aware of any other interesting facts about this tool apart from the ones mentioned above? Feel free to share your thoughts.
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It is a very helpful tutorial I have ever came across. It is very useful even for a beginner level. Thanks a lot for providing such a wonderful tips.
Is there any QC Tutorials (like the QTP, ) that i can check out?
Creative post . I Appreciate the specifics , Does anyone know where my assistant might get ahold of a template IRS W-3 example to edit ?
1)Can we store the project artifacts in both HP-QC and HP-ALM?
2)What is the major difference b/w HP-QC or HP-ALM and JIRA. Why do the interviewers asking JIRA knowledge even though we have HP-QC?
Thanks
Shiva
@VENKATESH – this is first tutorial (day 1) in this series. You will get other tutorials in coming days. We are giving some time in between every tutorial so that all readers can catch up whenever it’s convenient for them.
Our aim is to teach you Quality Center in approx 4 tutorials, where if you just spend 1 day for each tutorial you should be good to start working on it!
@Rajesh: ALM is the new version of QC(from version 11 onwards). They are essentially the same, except that ALM has a few additional features because it is newer.
ALM description as provided by HP: A unified platform for managing and automating processes, activities, and
assets for building, testing, delivering, and maintaining applications. It includes
modules for requirements, test, defect, and development management, and
overall release and project planning. HP ALM helps organizations drive
consistent processes, shared best-practices, and asset sharing across projects.
Thanks for starting with QC:)
I download the version 12 but I REQUIRES a minimum of 8g RAM as I could get a previous versions
Excellent…Tutorial. I have never seen this kind of stuff.
Thank u very much
hi I have gone through QC tutorial its really helpful I need a help pls give me a lik to QTp tutorials
thanks
@Sahil: We are coming up with an article for QC installation. If you follow the steps in that you can install it easily. For QTP integration you will need a QTP add in for QC.
nice
@hema: https://www.softwaretestinghelp.com/qtp-quicktest-professional-tutorial-1/
that is the link for the QTP tutorials. All the best and feel free to reach out to us in case you have any questions.
Very Helpful, thanks a lot for the Author.
Thanks………Thanks a lot!!!!!
God Bless!!
@hema: QTP tutorials are at this link: https://www.softwaretestinghelp.com/qtp-quicktest-professional-tutorial-1/
Good luck and feel free to get back to us in case you have any questions.
It’s a very easy to read and lerning guide, written in very simple English. Thanks everyone related with this guide.
Thanks a lot….
really useful
Thanks
Few Questions for QC experts……..If you Know you can answer it.
1) How to bring all defects of same project from different versions(builds) in to one excel sheet?
2) If We execute same Test case twice nor thrice in Test Lab how to import those execution times of that particular Test case in to excel sheet?
Waiting for answers guys…………
Can you post the tutorial for UF (QTP). Installation, how to create scripts etc
This is Excelent Article For Freshers and Exp Persons as well.
Thanks alot.
@Mahesh: Soon Mahesh. We are giving some time between the tutorials so that the readers have time to catch up. Good luck with QC!
@Mahesh: ALM client is compatible with Windows 7 but the server is not. So, I am guessing you encountered this error while you were configuring the server. Is that right?
For more details on the system requirements, please refer our next article in the series. https://www.softwaretestinghelp.com/hp-quality-center-tutorial-2/
Hi,
I wanted to know what’s the difference between mercury quality center and HP quality center. Can anybody please help me.
thanks
What to say??I am a great fan of STH. You people rock!!!Thanks a lot.
hi …Very helpful info for test engg. thanks for sharing …i have one dought your tutorial help do work on alm admin.
Thanks,
Raj
Very good article …. thanks for you initiation
Can u please also add a tutorial about how to integrate QC with QTP and how to run test scripts from QTP please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Really useful and effective training series of QTP and Thanks for starting QC
Hi, I would like to download a trial version of QC project and create a test area for training purpose. is this possible? How do I get my credentials to login?
Very helpful info for test engg. thanks for sharing
Hi Swati Seela,
I have folowed Day-1 training. Could you please let me know when will the second tutorial will be published?
Awaiting for your training material
Mahesh G
Bangalore
@habib
HP QC 10 and earlier versions are now out of date. HP has stopped support for older version. Refer below links –
1) http://support.openview.hp.com/encore/qc_qtp.jsp
2) http://support.openview.hp.com/encore/qc-10_0x.jsp?jumpid=reg_r1002_usen_c-001_title_r0001
So you have to download this latest version ALM 11.52.
This is a brilliant piece of work. It has been very useful to me downloading and installing the evaluation version, with a view to recommending it to my employer.
Good job.
You mentioned For system requirement please refer to the page: HP ALM System Requirements:
I Meet the Hardware Minimum Requirements
CPU
Windows: Quad Core AMD64 processor or equivalent x86-compatible processor
Memory (RAM)
8 GB minimum
Free disk space
8 GB minimum
But What about these?
Do I need them also?
How do I get them?
Recommended Environments
The following table includes recommended configurations for each operating system:
Operating Systems
Databases
Web Servers
Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise SP1 64 Bit
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 SP2
Microsoft IIS 7.5
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.4 64 Bit
Oracle 11.2.0.3
Apache 2.2
Hello friends,
Could u please send links about alm 11 or 11.52 project custiomization and site admin videos
knowledgeable post. content is good
Do you know if you can share requirements across projects? For instance, my team has high level requirements/parent requirements that are used for all projects.
i have one dough am using qc 10.0. i s both ALM and QC are same please tel me
Good stuff
Very nice article to learn for everybody.
@sayed: yes, evaluation is free for the first 60 days of trial.
Good Artical about Application Life cycle Management.
it is posible to enlist the new features of ALM over QC10.0?
Hi,
Can we try to use HP-ALM without installing any database?
I need to do a POC and need to work on HP-ALM for 4-5 days jsut to check the feasibility.
Please let me know your inputs.
I want to install HP QC but latest HP QC 11.50 requirement is minimum 8 GB RAM and 8 GB HD. Which version required less kike 2 GB RAM and from where i can free download it. Thanks.
Swati,
Does Microsoft Outlook have anything to do with loading ALM? I received a funny message asking for Outlook.
@Naresh gupta: There is not much of a feature change in the new version than the earlier one, it is only an enhancement.
New enhancements are: emails from test instances and test runs. Ability to send parameter values in an email.
There are other changes w.r.t installation etc.
I hope this helps!
Hi Swathi,
I am looking for alm training , could you please reply back me on my email?
Thanks
good article… very simple language, easy to understand.
Thanks,
Hi, I would like to move a project from one server to another in QC. Please help me to perform this activity without any loss of data
hi,
I need to update from QC-10 to QC-ALM 11.5. I want to migrate all the projects and users from QC-10 to ALM. Please send me the steps to do that. As this is assigned in my office and i have a high priority on this work. Please help me out in this. Thanks, Kumar
Hi,
I have installed HH ALM 11.5 successfully. now I have a requirement where in we need to create ticket bridge between HPQC and Zendesk. What I have managed to do so far is passing a ticket data from Zendesk to HPQC and create a ticket on HPQC and if some one updates the ticket on Zendesk update the same on HPQC. The last requirement now is if the same ticket is updated on HPQC, I want an update to be send to zendesk. I am not sure how I can achieve this. If you can help me on this that will really help me
Hi,
Trials version of ALM tool of evolution is free of cost for 60 days right?
Can any body confirm
Excellent article for freshers… Thanks a lot..
Hi,
It’s very nice tutorials and really helpful
Thanks
any one knows how to change Test case Description once executed in ALM..?
Hello,
Can anyone give me the free version download link? I would like to explore this tool before buying the licensed version.
Regards,
Varun
i lost pratice on qc from two years.. it will be very help full if i get full information to pratice.. and i have qc 9. and laptop of gt575 of lenovo. i am unable to install qc in it.. is there any other option i can install qc in my pc..
it would be a great help..
krishna
Hi Swathi,
Could you please let me know if ALM 11.52 can be installed on Windows 7 OS? When I tried to install the evaluation copy on my Windows 7 system, I got an error saying ‘Installation can not be done on Windows 7’. Please clarify
Need online training
good site with full information
Can you Keep me updated about the release of the remaining QC tutorials? Thank you
Need Training on HP Quality Center HP ALM/QC .
where can i get, please suggest me
prakashsagar2008@gmail.com
@juhi: Sure Juhi we will try to add interview tips and questions at the end of the series
whaere is the day2 material?????
Anybody knows QTP Certification centers in Kerala ?.
Its really informative those who are beginers in qc
@Revathy: the articles are coming up, please stay tuned!
Thank You for the tips. I loved it. These are quite actionable and will help me a lot.
Hi Sir,
I am regular reader of ythis blog and also i have bought Software testing help ebook.
The documents are so helpful for me to learn more things in Software testing.
I want same ebook for HP quality center, because for quality center there is no book available in the market.
Please sir write a book for quality center and provide us so we can start working on quality center by the help of that book.
Ashish
Nice Tutorials..!!
That there swathi is an exceptional help you are extending and i am so very impressed with your know how and your generosity. Thank you very much i needed this help and i am just yet taking very small steps. i am a beginner.
After using QC for a few years, I had to relocate and its been a while since I have used QC… It will be nice to refresh with this tutorial !
Hi Vijay and Swati,
On QC there is a provision to capture pictures of the documents. I need help with that features.
I’ve downloaded the HP ALM , in server configuration wizard /License key based on what was said in installation guide due to not having the license file I chose Use Evaluation Key check box and Application Lifecycle Management from the drop down, but unfortunately this error message happens “Operating system windows 7 service pack 1is not supported by the license edition” ; while in the Recommended Environments” Microsoft Windows 7 SP1 64 Bit” has been mentioned as supported one. I would be thankful if you could help me.
THANK U …
ITS REALLY HELPFUL . 🙂
Hi,
Can anybody confirm trial version of ALM Evolution tool is free of cost right.
Thanks
Hi,
I am a fresher,please tell me more about Quality center and the interview question based on QC.
RELLAY HELPING A LOT , VERY INFORMATIVE TUTORIAL I HAVE EVER FOLLOWED.
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I want to know how to integrate QTP and QC
Great stuff, Vijay!
ALM 11 is much more fluid and intuitive as compared to the earlier versions – QC…
Hi,
I am having an issue in QC 10 where defect comments are duplicated for all users..Any help is really appreciated
For example: When a user clicks the ‘Add Comment’ button, they see something like:
Tom Jones, 9/9/2015: 5:26:16 PM:
—————————————
Tom Jones, 9/9/2015: 5:26:16 PM:
Any ideas on how to resolve this ?
nice
Hi mates , can any body send notes on HPQC , how setup Test Scripts which are a signed and notes on Test Lab .
Many Thanks – Bhaskar
am very eager to learn QC
i like ur tutorials ,is there any ebook of ur study material or articles or any pdf thats easy to read anywhere without internet….thnku
Thanks a lot to the author for this beautiful article on QC.Used it for some couple of years ago.
Its a good brush up for me.
Thanks..Realy useful
Hi,
I want to get QC and QTP certified . Currently I am working on QC and I have not worked on QTP . Can you please help me with information related to this certifications? Also can you provide me with the dates and institutes where I can give this exams?
Thanks a lot in Advance,
Nikita
Nice start
Its really good and easy to understand..thanks
How should i make Defect type and Release plan / Date as mandatory field like Priority , Severity field…in Defect page
I Have QTP 10 installed on my computer having Windows XP, Please tell how can i install QC on Windows XP and QC 11.5 works with QTP 10…if no which version of QC is works with QTP10..also Please tell how to install QC on Windows XP.
Really , It will helps a lot to freshers….!! Thanks to faculty & Blogger Admin…!
Could you please help, How to find the changes (change log) in test plan steps in HP ALM QC?
thankyou Vijay and Swati… cant thankyou enough for this.
Its done very professionally.
It is very helpful tutorial to start with QC. Thanks for providing such tutorial for us.
thanx for this…when ur starting with release ,cycles and requirements….is there any way i can dwnload alm qc n install on my pc….my pc has only 1 gb ram….and qc is heavy…is there anything on net whch i can dwnload n install jst for learniing purpose
Thanks for sharing, I think very few people would have 8 GB RAM, Better if you can suggest the cloud version to test with snapshots