How to query a Quality Center project database using the field label instead of the field name?
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How to query a Quality Center project database using the field label instead of the field name?

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Asked on April 29, 2010 9:35 pm
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Hi Sam ,

Kindly help me out for one concern and it is very importanat for me .
Hope you will help .

I need an SQL query which keeps a record on scripts imported in QC .
FOr example : While Test plan execution i go and edit the description of another markets script in my project . There is no record who edits it and causes fuss .
I need help from you on this concern ,
I need an SQL query for Quality centre which keeps a record on the changes made by the following user in Test plan Quality centre .

Kindly Help me out for the concern ..

Let me know if you require any other details .

Regards
Thomas

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Answered on April 2, 2012 7:21 am
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check out this article, it provides some help for history in the defects module, but you may be able to cook-up something similar in the test plan. http://eyeontesting.com/questions/970/how-to-capture-history-in-defects-module
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Hi Sam ,

Kindly help me out for one concern and it is very importanat for me .
Hope you will help .

I need an SQL query which keeps a record on scripts imported in QC .
FOr example : While Test plan execution i go and edit the description of another markets script in my project . There is no record who edits it and causes fuss .
I need help from you on this concern ,
I need an SQL query for Quality centre which keeps a record on the changes made by the following user in Test plan Quality centre .

Kindly Help me out for the concern ..

Let me know if you require any other details .

Regards
Thomas

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Answered on April 2, 2012 7:21 am
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what is the date fomat in the Q.C

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valiant

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Answered on September 21, 2011 8:14 pm
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Very Nice !! is it possible to make this working in one single query?

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Answered on December 24, 2010 1:24 pm
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This example is based on and tested with QualityCenter_Demo_db database running on SQL Server 2005.
This is an example of a SQL Statement that creates a SQL Statement.

In this example:
The user seeks all the defects where the User Defined Field with the Label ''Category'' and the Category Value = ''UI Suggestion''
In the Quality Center Demo project BG_USER_05 is the field with the label ''Category''

First Run the query

select 'select * FROM td.BUG WHERE ' + A.SF_COLUMN_NAME + ' = ' + '''UI Suggestion''' as RESULT
from
(SELECT SF.SF_COLUMN_NAME, SF.SF_USER_LABEL
FROM td.SYSTEM_FIELD SF
WHERE
SF.SF_TABLE_NAME = 'BUG'
AND SF.SF_USER_LABEL = 'Category') A

The result will be:
select * FROM td.BUG WHERE BG_USER_05 = 'UI Suggestion'

Copy and run the resulting query to get the defects with a category of ''UI Suggestion''

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Answered on April 29, 2010 9:41 pm
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Thanks Sam, you're the best!!!!!
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No problem, your too kind.
( at April 29, 2010 9:44 pm)
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