Data Management

TMS provides a database facility for software test definition, test tracking and problem tracking, introducing ultimate flexibility to the traditional paper-based test data definition and tracking process.

Within TCS each database provides two levels of organization, as defined by the user. For example, a database may contain multiple applications and within each application there can be multiple versions. Multiple databases can be established to provide ultimate flexibility.

TCS provides seven predefined key fields that are standardized as a part of the planning and preparation process and entered into tables to facilitate key entry and control. These fields include: Functions, Requirements, Systems, Logical Days, Reports, Screens, and Assigned personnel. The full version of TMS additionally provides six user-definable fields.

TCS provides an organized approach to defining and managing test data, facilitating the iterative requirements of testing. Through various data entry screens and linked databases, TCS can provide thorough management of the information that the tester needs to:

Relate test definitions to development requirements.

Sort key definition data to facilitate management and user recognition.

Link and report input activity required to execute tests.

Link and report expected results from tests that have been executed.

Provide status reporting and error tracking.

TCS is the organized warehouse for all your test data.

Within PRS there is a single database for problem tracking and reporting. Data is cross-linked between testing and problem tracking to facilitate regression testing to verify error correction.

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