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asked 15 years ago by The Danny
updated 12 years ago by mh-1977
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I am trying to install a Quality Center patch, but I get an error messsage that says: The login user does not have enough permissions What do I need to do?
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asked 15 years ago by young-steve
updated 15 years ago by Captain Mercury
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How do I create new entities in Quality Center 9.2 Dashboard?
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asked 15 years ago by bulldawg
updated 12 years ago by flexxx
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How can I send custom notifications when tests are checked in and out of Quality Center?
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asked 15 years ago by bulldawg
updated 11 years ago by sammyh
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Does anyone know how to configure QC 10 to use multiple LDAP servers?
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I've tried saving my test resource both by trying to save from UFT and by using the Upload option from ALM > Test Resources, but even though it seems like it saves fine, it doesn't seem to actually upload to my ALM server. Is this a bug? How can I work around this?
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I have a test that contains a call to an action stored in another test. We've renamed that other test in ALM, but the original test name still appears in my test's canvas. Does this affect anything, and how can I change it?
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I'm not sure what I'm missing, but I am unable to run GUI tests using ALM Test Lab. Help!
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asked 13 years ago by wormy
updated 7 years ago by bastian-31
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worfkow scripts to add folders & files under test resources using QCResource, QCResourceFactory, QCResourceFolder & QCResourceFolderFactory objects but none seems to be working. Using the AddItem method throws an error and nothing gets created. Sample of Code Set rFolderFactory = TDConnection.QCReso...
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asked 9 years ago by derlweldon
updated 9 years ago by sammyh
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We often working with HP support to troubleshoot issues. We use ALM logging and sometimes forget to clean up the logs which leads to disk space issues. Is there a way to automatically clean up the logs in case we forget?