Every now and again we get a test set that has too many steps or a corrupted step and is not able to be viewed or deleted in the application. We have previously been having our DBA remove these. Is there a way to remove these test sets using API in order to avoid DBA involvement?

We are trying to update requirement descriptions via workflow/API. I was wondering if anyone has an example of how to do this?

We have run a Test Set where a few hundred test instances were supposed to be linked to a primary defect but were not. We are now having to go back and link these. Does anyone know of a faster route than manually updating each one? Is there possibly some workflow code that I can run?

Our current version is 12.20.18 (Patch 1) and need to get to patch 2 for office 365 support. I see there is now a 12.21 with patch 2. what is my process to get there? Is it just install patch 2 12.21?

Our DBA team asked us to change our ALM instance for Oracle SCAN Listener. We updated our TNS Names with the new connection information. We changed the connection string for our projects and tested all of the connections in QC and they were successful. However, now we cannot access QC.

Can we host Quality Center 12.50 on Microsoft Azure?

Do we have any solution for this? This is now been set as a group policy and is stopping all ALM access

I was looking to build an Excel Report and would like to be able to include the full tree path in the report. I have found that I can use the ALL_LISTS.AL_ABSOLUTE_PATH to filter to the specific folder, but I am not able to find anywhere to extract the actual path from the tree using SQL. We are on ...

We are preparing for an upgrade and noticed one of our projects has thousands of tables that start with "TTBLCL". After doing some reading, I've found that this were temporary tables and should have been removed at some point. This is causing an issue when trying to verify the projects as th...