Is it possible to run qc test set from outside the qc app?

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Is it possible to run qc test set from outside the qc app?



Our organization tries to make thing more "automatics".
One of things, we are trying is to run "Tests Set" each night automatically.
Is there a way, to run the "Test Set" by command prompt or to write a small c sharp app that will run the "Set"?
I read about OTA library (also, i didn't understand if the library is only for c# or also for visual basic script)?
Unfortunately, i didn't find a way how to do it.
Each assistance will be appreciated.





If you want to automate tests from Quality Center, you should look into the use of UFT as it's the automated test tool designed to work with it, from the same software company.
– Dave
Apr 16 at 8:45


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Its quite feasible, we have have done same thing for our automation. For automated tests you will require to allocate UFT/QTP host to the test case or test suite. And using c#/vb.net code referencing HPALM OTAClient.dll library you can write a script to trigger specific test case or set of test cases/suite based on your need. Publish your script as exe with configuration properties that defines what to trigger and setup task scheduler to trigger it every night. I would be happy to help you if you are still working on this project.






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