Test Director 8.

Test Director, the industry’s first global test management solution, helps organizations
deploy high-quality applications more quickly and effectively. Its four modules Requirements,
Test Plan, Test Lab, and Defects are seamlessly integrated, allowing for a smooth information
flow between various testing stages. The completely Web-enabled TestDirector supports high
levels of communication and collaboration among distributed testing teams, driving a more
effective, efficient global application-testing process.

Web-based Site Administrator

The Site Administrator includes tabs for managing projects, adding users and defining user
properties, monitoring connected users, monitoring licenses and monitoring TestDirector server
information.

Domain Management

TestDirector projects are now grouped by domain. A domain contains a group of related
TestDirector projects, and assists you in organizing and managing a large number of projects.

Enhanced Reports and Graphs

Additional standard report types and graphs have been added, and the user interface is richer in
functionality. The new format enables you to customize more features.

Version Control

Version control enables you to keep track of the changes you make to the testing information in
your TestDirector project. You can use your version control database for tracking manual,
WinRunner and QuickTest Professional tests in the test plan tree and test grid.

Collaboration Module

The Collaboration module, available to existing customers as an optional upgrade, allows you to
initiate an online chat session with another TestDirector user. While in a chat session, users can
share applications and make changes.

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  TestDirector Features & Benefits

TestDirector Advanced Reports Add-in

With the new Advanced Reports Add-in, TestDirector users are able to maximize the value of
their testing project information by generating customizable status and progress reports. The
Advanced Reports Add-in offers the flexibility to create custom report configurations and
layouts, unlimited ways to aggregate and compare data and ability to generate cross-project
analysis reports.

Automatic Traceability Notification

The new traceability automatically traces changes to the testing process entities such as
requirements or tests, and notifies the user via flag or e-mail. For example, when the requirement
changes, the associated test is flagged and tester is notified that the test may need to be reviewed
to reflect requirement changes.

Coverage Analysis View in Requirements Module

The graphical display enables you to analyze the requirements according to test coverage status
and view associated tests - grouped according to test status.

Hierarchical Test Sets

Hierarchical test sets provide the ability to better organize your test run process by grouping test
sets into folders.

Workflow for all TestDirector Modules

The addition of the script editor to all modules enables organizations to customize TestDirector
to follow and enforce any methodology and best practices.

Improved Customization

With a greater number of available user fields, ability to add memo fields and create input masks
users can customize their TestDirector projects to capture any data required by their testing
process. New rich edit option add color and formatting options to all memo fields.

Supports the entire testing process

TestDirector incorporates all aspects of the testing process requirements management, planning,
scheduling, running tests, issue management and project status analysis into a single browser-
based application.

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Leverages innovative Web technology

Testers, developers and business analysts can participate in and contribute to the testing process
by working seamlessly across geographic and organizational boundaries.

Uses industry-standard repositories

TestDirector integrates easily with industry-standard databases such as SQL, Oracle, Access and
Sybase.

Links test plans to requirements

TestDirector connects requirements directly to test cases, ensuring that functional requirements
have been covered by the test plan.

Integrates with Microsoft Office

TestDirector can import requirements and test plans from Microsoft Office, preserving your
investment and accelerating your testing process.

Manages manual and automated tests

TestDirector stores and runs both manual and automated tests, and can help jumpstart a user’s
automation project by converting manual tests to automated test scripts.

Accelerates testing cycles

TestDirector's TestLab manager accelerates the test execution cycles by scheduling and running
tests automatically—unattended, even overnight. The results are reported into TestDirector’s
central repository, creating an accurate audit trail for analysis.

Supports test runs across boundaries

TestDirector allows testers to run tests on their local machines and then report the results to the
repository that resides on a remote server.

Enables structured information sharing

TestDirector controls the information flow in a structured and organized manner. It defines the
role of each tester in the process and sets the appropriate permissions to ensure information
integrity.

Provides easy defect reporting

TestDirector offers a defect tracking process that can identify similar defects in a database.

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Generates customizable reports

TestDirector features a variety of customizable graphs and reports that provide a snapshot of the
process at any time during testing. You can save your favorite views to have instant access to
relevant project information.

Supports decision-making through analysis

TestDirector helps you make informed decisions about application readiness through dozens of
reports and analysis features.

Integrates with internal and third-party tools

Documented COM API allows TestDirector to be integrated both with internal tools (e.g.,
WinRunner and LoadRunner) and external third-party lifecycle applications.

Enables structured information sharing

TestDirector controls the information flow in a structured and organized manner. It defines the
role of each tester in the process and sets the appropriate permissions to ensure information
integrity.

Provides Analysis and Decision Support Tools

TestDirector's integrated graphs and reports help analyze application readiness at any point in
the testing process. Using information about requirements coverage, planning progress, run
schedules or defect statistics, managers are able to make informed decisions on whether the
application is ready to go live.

Provides Anytime, Anywhere Access to Testing Assets

Using TestDirector's Web interface, testers, developers and business analysts can participate in
and contribute to the testing process by collaborating across geographic and organizational
boundaries.

Provides Traceability throughout the Testing Process

TestDirector links requirements to test cases, and test cases to issues, to ensure traceability
throughout the testing cycle. When requirement changes or the defect is fixed, the tester is
notified of the change.

Integrates with Third-Party Applications

Whether an individual uses an industry standard configuration management solution, Microsoft

Office or a homegrown defect management tool, any application can be integrated into

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TestDirector. Through the open API, TestDirector preserves the users’ investment in their
existing solutions and enables them to create an end-to-end lifecycle-management solution.

Manages Manual and Automated Tests

TestDirector stores and runs both manual and automated tests, and can help jumpstart a user’s
automation project by converting manual tests to automated test scripts.

Facilitates Consistent and Repetitive Testing Process

By providing a central repository for all testing assets, TestDirector facilitates the adoption of a
more consistent testing process, which can be repeated throughout the application lifecycle or
shared across multiple applications or lines of business (LOB).

Testing Process
Test management is a method for organizing application test assets—such as test requirements,
test plans, test documentation, test scripts or test results—to enable easy accessibility and
reusability. Its aim is to deliver quality applications in less time.

The test management process is the main principle behind Mercury Interactive's TestDirector. It
is the first tool to capture the entire test management process—requirements management, test
planning, test execution and defect management—in one powerful, scalable and flexible
solution.

Managing Requirements
Requirements are what the users or the system needs. Requirements management, however, is a
structured process for gathering, organizing, documenting and managing the requirements
throughout the project lifecycle. Too often, requirements are neglected during the testing effort,
leading to a chaotic process of fixing what you can and accepting that certain functionality will
not be verified. In many organizations, requirements are maintained in Excel or Word
documents, which make it difficult for team members to share information and to make frequent
revisions and changes.

TestDirector supports requirements-based testing and provides the testing team with a clear,
concise and functional blueprint for developing test cases. Requirements are linked to tests—that
is, when the test passes or fails, this information is reflected in the requirement records. You can
also generate a test based on a functional requirement and instantly create a link between the
requirement, the relevant test and any defects that are uncovered during the test run.

Test Planning
Based on the requirements, testers can start building the test plan and designing the actual tests. Today,
organizations no longer wait to start testing at the end of the development stage, before implementation.

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Instead, testing and development begin simultaneously. This parallel approach to test planning and
application design ensures that testers build a complete set of tests that cover every function the system is
designed to perform.

TestDirector provides a centralized approach to test design, which is invaluable for gathering input from
different members of the testing team and providing a central reference point for all of your future testing
efforts. In the Test Plan module, you can design tests—manual and automated—document the testing
procedures and create quick graphs and reports to help measure the progress of the test planning effort.

Running Tests
After you have addressed the test design and development issues and built the test plan, your testing team
is ready to start running tests.

TestDirector can help configure the test environment and determine which tests will run on which
machines. Most applications must be tested on different operating systems , different browser versions or
other configurations. In TestDirector's Test Lab, testers can set up groups of machines to most efficiently
use their lab resources.

TestDirector can also schedule automated tests, which saves testers time by running multiple tests
simultaneously across multiple machines on the network. Tests with TestDirector can be scheduled to run
unattended, overnight or when the system is in least demand for other tasks. For both manual and
automated tests, TestDirector can keep a complete history of all test runs. By using this audit trail, testers
can easily trace changes to tests and test runs.

Managing Defects
The keys to creating a good defect management process are setting up the defect workflow and assigning
permission rules. With TestDirector, you can clearly define how the lifecycle of a defect should progress,
who has the authority to open a new defect, who can change a defect's status to "fixed" and under which
conditions the defect can be officially closed. TestDirector will also help you maintain a complete history
and audit trail throughout the defect lifecycle.

Managers often decide whether the application is ready to go live based on defect analysis. By analyzing
the defect statistics in TestDirector, you can take a snapshot of the application under test and see exactly
how many defects you currently have, their status, severity, priority, age, etc. Because TestDirector is
completely Web-based, different members of the team can have instant access to defect information,
greatly improving communication in your organization and ensuring everyone is up to date on the status
of the application

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 How to use Test Director 8.0 ???

First of All… Start TestDirector… Login… So, You will find the Requirement Screen &

Give Requirement: Name – “SHANYBABA”, Priority – Product - Type and Click: Ok

 Click Here

Click on New Requirement

 Click on the New Requirement Button (Round Circle) for New Requirement and fillup the
Requirement as per condtions.

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  Afterthat Click on New Child Requirement…

 Click Here

 Click on the New Child Requirement Button (Round Circle) for New Requirement and fillup all
appropriate fields as per requirements/condtions.

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  Click Here

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  Click Refresh Button or F5
Rr((Requirement))tomatically

Here you fill up Details Field and after that

write Test Cases in Design Steps. In Design
Steps you can attach document, file or
Click for write Test Cases
picture too if required by clicking Attach
 Button.

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  How to Create Report… Defect Report OR Execution Report…

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  If you want to see your Defect Report 1st click on Refresh button then give the Defect Number
in Defect ID & Enter after that go to “Analysis” menu & Click on Report…

Same like procedure for Test Plan………… Execution Report (Test Plan/Lab)

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 INTERVIEW QUESTIONS & ANSWERS OF TESTDIRECTOR 8.0

 What does Test Grid contains?

Latest Answer: The Test Grid displays all the tests in a TestDirector project. The Test Grid
contains the following key elements:Test Grid toolbar, with buttons of commands commonly
used when creating and modifying the Test Grid. Grid filter, displaying.
 Difference between WEBINSPECT-QAINSPECT and WINRUNNER/TEST
DIRECTOR?
Latest Answer: QAInspect allows QA Professionals to convert WinRunner scripts into Security
Scripts. QAInspect will then take these security scripts and scan the process and authentication
type for Web Application Security vulnerabilities.
 How will you generate the defect ID in test director? Is it generated automatically
or not?
Latest Answer: It will generate automatically defect id by submitting with all the required fields
in the defect reporting form.
 Difference between TD 8.0(Test director) and QC 8.0 (Quality Center).
Latest Answer: Quality center is the New version of Test Director with some Extensions and
with new Features.
 How do you ensure that there is duplication of bugs in Test Director?
Latest Answer: Duplication of bugs is nothing but repeated bugs in the list, If Suppose same bug
is repeated in two or more modules then we can call it as duplicate bug. And we can ensure it as
a duplicate bug.
 Difference between WinRunner and Test Director?
Latest Answer: Winrunner is an automation tool, where we can do everything by automation ie;
we first record then we run it. But test director is a test management tool where we can find
every thing in one place ie; (test case, writting testcase...etc).
 How you integrated your automated scripts from TestDirector?
Latest Answer: When you work with WinRunner, you can choose to save your tests directly to
your TestDirector database or while creating a test case in the TestDirector we can specify
whether the script in automated or manual. And if it is automated script then TestDirector.
 What is the use of Test Director Software?
Latest Answer: Test Director is one of the Test Management Tool. We can able to save all the
test documents related to testing phase from first to last in SDLC process. Like Test plan
document which consists of all the test scenarios and test cases, Test log Defects reports.
 How do we integrate QC 8.2 with QTP 9.0?
Latest Answer: after logging in to QC we write testcases in testplan, before writing we select the
manual or automated, select QTP. Click on test script we can see icon of QTP, there you go,
click on that icon tool will come up, this integrates QC with QTP, provided.
 Can we add user defined fields to Test Director?
Latest Answer: I think we can add user defined fields to any version of the TD not only with TD
8.0.Only thing is as you said we need to have admin privileges.
 How do we attach excel sheet with test director?
Latest Answer: The Test attachment is optional part in Test directory. Test engineers are using
this concept to attach any extract Supported file for Testing. Ex: Excel sheet with Test date, Flat
file with Test date. Etc.

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  What is meant by Test Lab in Test director?
Latest Answer: Test Lab in Test director is used for creating Test cases and executing tests either
manually or automatically by scheduling it.
 How to create Users in MQC 8.2.
Latest Answer: The site admin can have the privileges to create and delete the users . so login as
admin ,click on users tab --> new user button--> Enter all the fields for that user. These users are
not for a specific project . These are all who use the QC tool.
 How do I run reports from Test Director? Does anyone have good whitepaper or
articles?
Latest Answer: This is how you do it: Open the test director project. Display the requirements
module.Chose reportAnalysis>Reports>Standard Requirements Report.
 What is the use of Testgrid in TD?
Answer: It’s just an another view available in TD. It mostly helps in filtering/searching.
 Can we upload test cases from an excel sheet into Test Director?
Latest Answer: These are the 8 steps we need to follow to add eccel to test directorMicrosoft
Excel Add-in  The Microsoft Excel add-in enables you to export your test plan, requirements,
or defects in Microsoft Excel directly to TestDirector. You can view the exported.
 Can we export the files from Test director to Excel Sheet? If yes then How?
Latest Answer: Requirement tab -- Right click on main req/ click on export/ save as word, excel
or other template. This would save the entire child requirement.Test plan tab-- only individual
test can be exported. No parent--child export is possible.Select a test script.
 How to add a document to Quality Center 9.0
Latest Answer: You can go to the Test tab and create a folder for the current project and create
sub folders according to the requirements or modules and then under each sub folder you can
create Manual Test cases and also automated Scripts.
 Upload script to Test Director
How can I upload my test script into test director in QTP? What is the procedure?
Latest Answer: Upload test scripts into QC:1)Open test script in QTP, click on Connect to QC
under File menu. 2) Enter QC URL, project name/domain/username/password and click on
Login. 3) Click on Save As under File menu, 4) click on Save in QC.5)select folder path.
 How to add the defect in Test Director
Latest Answer: 1. There is a special tab "DEFECT TRACKING". 2. In our test cases if one of
the test cases will be "fail" 3. Go to 4 the tab ,click on that 4. click on "add defect" button.
5.choose that particular test case. 6. click on "ok".
 Execution framework stages
What are the stages of this test execution framework provided by Quality Center?
Latest Answer: 1. Mapping of test cases from Test Plan that are to be executed in a Flow.2.
Execution of the test Cases in a specified order (The Order of Execution can be chnaged in case
we are going for Automated Testing). 3. Reporting the Status of test Cases (Pass/Fail/Not).
 QC administration - populating values from system defined field in an user defined
field
I need to populate the data entered in releases tab (system defined field) into an user defined
field in test plan for the test cases. I don't want the test cases to be linked to the requirements
Latest Answer: Yes it is the release module. I want the name to be populated as a dropdown
field.

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  How do you query Quality Centre database using an external application ?
What are the main tables that are used by Quality Centre?
Latest Answer: Find Them through Site Admin page or Site Admin User Guide. Some Main
Tables 1) REQ 2) TEST 3) RUN 4) BUG 5) LINK.
 What will be the status in Test Director if you give "Suggestion" to the Developer?
Latest Answer: along with the Comments sections, There is field called TYPE .In that following
items will be available 1. Bug 2. Enhancement 3. Task so here you can keep the status as
Enhancement along adding comments.
 Where does test director stores its data?
Latest Answer: TestDirectoe stores its data in the "Domain Repository TD_Dir".
 What does not-complete direct cover status mean?
Latest Answer: Your Requirement is not linked to any test case. You have to link your test case
to a requirement.
 How do you restore deleted objects in Test Director?
If we delete anything (like test case or defect or requirement) how we can recover/undo it?
Latest Answer: You can restore the deleted objects, whatever objects you delete it will go only
to recylebin and your TD admin only has the access to recycle bin and he can only clean it. So
before ur TD admin cleans it inform him and he can restore the deleted objects.
 How do you export test plan word document into Quality Center?
Latest Answer: To export test plan in word document to Quality Center the below steps are
followed:The Microsoft Word Add-in enables you to export your defined requirements or test
plan from Microsoft Word directly to the Quality Center requirements tree or test plan.
 How to use QTP as an automation toll in Test Director
Latest Answer: Install QTP Addin. This will show QTP scripts in Test Director though you don't
have QTP installed on the client machine. You will find this is HP support website or TD Addin
download page.
 How can we save the tests Executed in test lab?
Latest Answer: The tests executed are automatically saved when the user clicks on "END RUN"
in the Run tests.
 What is the Purpose of Creating Child Requirement in TD and QC?
Latest Answer: Creating Child requirements to the main requirement is to evaluate into the sub
requirements related to the main requirements. By this way we can link the test sets and the
associated defects. The coverage of the requirement is shown clearly by this way.
 Explain about user authentication in TD related to OS?
Latest Answer: You can set you TD to use SED(Windows) Authentication. You can also set not
to use it :-). Its done from the Admin side. If SEd authentication is selected then you need to
provide your Windows User Id and pass for logging in to TD(Provided you have access.
 Explain about failure options in TD & where would you see them?
Latest Answer: In Test lab tab ---we have options Test case Pass, Fail, Not Run etc options...
 What is Test Director's API execution tool(VAPI)?
Latest Answer: well i can say more clearly that it integrates with the third party applications.
 What is defect management report and matrices?
Latest Answer: This relates to Quality metrics of the project. You can use the data available in
TestDirector to derive this metrics.

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  How to export test cases from QTP into TD?
Latest Answer: First Connect to Test Director/QC from QTP. This option can be seen in File
Menu.Once its is done( after giving the login id,pw,project etc.), using Save/Save as you can
save the QTP recordings/ automated cases created in QTP in TD/QC.
 What is difference between the common and the private mode in TD?
Latest Answer: Common mode can be used by any one.To use private mode special permissions
are required.In Common mode options like test design,test execution, defect reporting options
are available.In Private mode options like Create test plan are available.
 How can we split the tests in Test Director? This is one of the interview question.
Latest Answer: By creating folders. For Eg: Add all positive tests to one folder and -neg tests to
another folder or Splitting tests for each module by creating folders.
 Can we export testcases from excel sheet without downloading Excel add-in to the
Test director?
Latest Answer: Could you explain the procedure step by step of hw to export test cases from
excel sheet to TD without downloading Excel add-in to the Test director.
 What is use of business component in quality center 8.0?
Latest Answer: Business Components: The Business Process Testing module enables
SME(Subject Matter Experts) to drive the qualiity optimization process ...
 What is the procedure to upload certain number of test cases from word doc to Test
director?
Latest Answer: In the home page of TD, click on Add-ins page - >click on More TestDirector
Add-ins link -> now click on Microsoft Word Add-in - >click on Download Add-in (build
number 8.0.1.512) to download the add ins.
 The question asked in the interview. What are the modules connected to the test
director?
Latest Answer: Test director is having four modules. Requirements where, we track the
requirements. Test plan where, we create a subject and write test cases and link them with
requirements. Test lab where, the testing environment is ready we can drag the test cases to.
 What is the main purpose to storing requirement in TD?
Latest Answer: purpose to storing requirement in TD is it keeps the testing effort on track and
measures the application against business-user needs. TestDirector’s Requirements Manager
links test cases to application functional requirements, ensuring traceability.
 How do I use QTP in TD?
Latest Answer: U can use QTP 8.2 for TD 8.0. We are using it.
 How do we write test cases for IVR(internet voice response).pl give an example. I
have an interview.
Latest Answer: Basically IVR is not internet voice response, its interactive voice response
system basically a AI based system, where the "caller" gives input to the "system" and it gives
responses, All the Test cases, Design should be made within the "system" & ...
 Where are test cases stored in Test director?
Latest Answer: There is internal DB in Test Director named as Testdirector Repository, using
that we can store all data... ...
 How to switch between two projects?
Latest Answer: we can switch between two project by select log status in login window and
change which project you want.

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  How many types tab in TestDirector and Explain it.
Latest Answer: There are 4 tabs in Test Director:Requirements:to createa test requirement based
on user requirement,Test Plan:design a testplan based on user requirements.Test Lab:create a
test set & execute your test cases.Defect Tracking:log defect & track.

 How to map requirements with Test Cases in TestDirector?

Latest Answer: 1. In requirements TAB select coverage view.2. Select requirement by clicking
on Parent/Child or grand Child.3. On right hand side (in Coverage View Window) another
window will appear. It has two TABS (a) Tests Coverage (b) Details. Test Coverage TAB.

 Difference between WEBINSPECT-QAINSPECT and WINRUNNER/TEST

DIRECTOR
Latest Answer: QAInspect allows you to convert WinRunner scripts into Security Scripts.
QAInspect will then take these security scripts and scan the process and authentication type for
Web Application Security vulnerabilities. QAInspect also has reports that.

 How can we add requirements to test cases in Test director?

Latest Answer: You don't add Requirements to test case but vice versa. The right way to put it
that we add or map test cases to requirements. And to answer your question, at any point in the
testing process, you can add requirements in the same way as you did.

 How many types of tabs in test director?

Latest Answer: Yes the 4 Tabs written are perfectly the correct answers.

 How to generate the graphs in Test Director

Latest Answer: Test director graphs help you visualize the progress of test planning, test
execution, and defect tracking for your application, so that you can detect bottle necks in the
testing process. You can customize graphs by defining unique filters and sort properties.

 How can we export multiple test cases from TD in a single go?

Latest Answer: Select "Multilple Test cases", how can this be done? I'm not able to use a CTL or
Shift to select "Multiple" test cases. I can only export them individually. Please let me know a
way to select multiple test cases.

 How to import data containing url from excel sheet into test director
Latest Answer: You can pick up the data from an external sheet located on the system
and import it using DataTable.

 What is Coverage status, what does it do?

Latest Answer: Another word for coverage status is matrix checking How much testing is
finished? How many test cases are passed? How many of them are failed? How many of them
have bug...

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  Abbreviation for CHAT?
Latest Answer: Chat abbreviations are commonly used in e-mail, online chatting, online
discussion forum postings, instant messaging, and in text messaging, especially between cell
phone users.
 What is the difference between Master test plan and test plan?
Latest Answer: Master test plan is for the entire application and the test plans for individual
modules.
 How do we generate TestCase thru TEST DIRECTOR?
Latest Answer: The usage of Test director is more of a Test Management tool. Using all of its
features would really make it a great tool to work with.In making a test case and executing it, its
always advisable to start from the Requirements Tab. This would provide.

 How to import data from an excel sheet to Test director?

Latest Answer: Also make sure you have installed Excel addin for TD.

 Which tool would be best for automation of Dot Net applications?

Latest Answer: Testcomplete is the best tool for automating the .Net application another best
future from Testcomplete is it supports 5 languages...

 Which tool is best to do Regression Testing? Why?

Latest Answer: Retesting after fixes or modification of software or its environment.

 How to create data driver wizard in QTP and how to make a regular expression?
Latest Answer: In QTP Data Driven wizard is available in Tool->Data Driven Wizard When no
script is recorded "Data driven wizard" is disable. Purpose of Data Driven testing is
parameterize our test so we can repetitively perform our test.

 What is the main purpose of storing requirements in Test Director?

Latest Answer: We store all the project related information in REQUIREMENT TAB according
the modules or functionality of the application. It helps us do the verification testing of the
documents stored and makes sure all the requirements are covered and tracked...

 What are the 3 views and what is the purpose of each view?
Latest Answer: 3 views in Test Director are Plan Test:is used to designtest cases based on
requirement. Run Test:is used to run/execute the test cases/test scripts based on manual or
automated means on the application & analyze the result.Track Defects:Reports.

 How many types of reports can be generated using TestDirector?

Latest Answer: we can generate the reports in two ways such as standard reports in their default
format, or you can customize reports by defining unique filters and sort order.

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