Question 1

How do I record and play a test case?

Accepted Answer

Use the Record & Play module to capture GUI actions. Tests can be saved, edited, and replayed with verification points and conditional logic.

Question 2

How does TMS handle multi-instance test recordings?

Accepted Answer

TMS allows switching between multiple application instances, enabling the simulation of complex multi-user scenarios within a single test case.

Question 3

Can I edit or reuse existing test recordings?

Accepted Answer

Yes, recordings can be edited, version-controlled, and reused across different test cases to reduce redundancy and maintenance.

Question 4

What types of tests can I automate with RightClick TMS?

Accepted Answer

RightClick TMS covers: functional testing, regression testing, batch testing, integration and interface testing, as well as System Integration Testing (SIT), User Acceptance Testing (UAT), testing for major upgrades, and internal release testing.

Question 5

Can I execute tests remotely?

Accepted Answer

Yes, TMS supports running tests on remote desktops and Citrix sessions, including the possibility to minimize sessions and avoid interruptions to business-as-usual operations.

Question 6

How long does it take to execute the automated tests?

Accepted Answer

Based on the number of test cases we recommend a certain license model that will help parallelizing and speeding up the execution time. We are talking about having the entire portfolio (300-500 tests) executed in 1-2 days.

Question 7

What are the best practices for building stable and reusable test cases?

Accepted Answer

Keep recordings simple, use generic data, modularize steps, avoid dependencies, and leverage internal variables, aliases, and global functions.

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