How can I report defects to QC from script results

[BullzEyezz]

Is there a way to create defects on QC from test results? In case if a certain test fails a defect is opened reporting it on QC.

[Ankur]

You need to connect QTP with QC. This guide may be of some help.

[BullzEyezz]

Thanks Ankur for your quick reply. However, I already have QTP connected with QC and have my scripts uploaded to QC. What I want to know is how to open defects if after running a script and some errors were found?

[jsknight1969]

In QTP under Tools/Options there is a setting to "Submit Defect to QC for each failed step". Set that. That will automatically create defects if steps fail. If you need to manually report a failure use:

Code:

Reporter.ReportEvent micFail, "Step", "Reason

With the defect option set, that will create defects when you manually create a failed point. you can also use:

Code:

Services.SetTransactionStatus Fail

This will fail a step as well and create a defect if the option is selected.

I hope this is what you were interested in.

[BullzEyezz]

I'm able to connect to QC manually and report defects from the Test Results manually, but all what is written in the defect is the path of the test itself. What I need is to be able to customize what's written in the defect (or at least to include what's in Test Result)

Any help?

[BullzEyezz]

Okay, I got now how to create a defect from QTP using

Code:

Dim QCConnection

Set QCConnection = QCUtil.QCConnection

'Get the IBugFactory

Set BugFactory = QCConnection.BugFactory

'Add a new, empty defect

Set Bug = BugFactory.AddItem (Nothing)

'Enter values for required fields

Bug.Status = "New"

Bug.Summary = "New defect"

Bug.DetectedBy = "admin" ' user that must exist in the database's user list

'Post the bug to the database ( commit )

Bug.Post

But there're some fields I can't alter, such as: Build, Team Lead, QA Responsibility, Status Detail.

Anyone know how to change the values of the mentioned fields? (tried using

Code:

Bug.field("BG_Team_Lead")

but didn't work