on 05-13-2008 9:08 PM
hi to everybody,
I'm using STWB_2 and STWB_WORK during test in an implementation project. I have created a test case with different process steps. Some of these steps are to be executed by a key user, other by another key user. How can I assign the different tester inside the test package. I would like to show this information when the testers display the package. Any idea????
Thanks a lot
lelio
Hi Lelio,
If the steps that you are talking about are distinct transaction codes as well, there could be a solution perhaps.
If there is only one transaction code and yet different testers are supposed to input values on different screens or fields, it may be very difficult.
Please confirm me this and I will try to propose a way.
Awaiting your early answer before I compose any long reply
Regards,
Srini
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The different steps are different proces steps. Each can be composed by one or more transaction but each transaction is up to only one tester a time. If I have a test package built by a process of two steps (each with one transaction) I want that one tester execute the first step and then the second tester execute the other step. I could generate two different test packages but in this case I should have to manually manage the order in which the test packages are to be executed.
Thanks for your attention!
lelio
Hi Lelio,
Ok. So, you have already considered the Package creation at Transaction Code Level.
One suggestion is, to let the first tester finish his/her transaction, have a test step called 'Create a message', let him/her create a message alerting the next tester to commence the next step. All such messages are with respect to a given 'Test' within a Test package - at Test document/ Transaction level, so they'll have the right 'context' when someone opens the message.
I know this isn't a great solution, but using a standard functionality for a different use.
Best regards,
Srini-
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Hi Lelio,
I was going through [this|https://websmp107.sap-ag.de/~sapidb/011000358700000193922008E] presentation today - from SolMan Enterprise Edition and it seems like your query is answered by this version of SolMan. Please go to slides 8 to 11 of 25.
There is also a [SAP Tutor |https://websmp107.sap-ag.de/~sapidb/011000358700000183912008E.sim]file which explains how the new functionality works. It's great to see this - and I wish this was part of normal SolMan pack itself !
Of course, this would come at some extra cost. Perhaps, a case for you to consider at a later stage, or if your project/support organisation can spare that rightaway
Warm regards,
Srini
Edited by: Srinivasan Radhakrishnan on May 26, 2008 3:08 PM
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