Step-by-Step Guide to Running Test Cases on the DoingERP KairosFS Functional Suite

Welcome to this comprehensive guide on how to run a test case on the DoingERP Kos QA application. In this post, we will walk through each step to help you seamlessly execute your test cases within the application.

Step 1: Log In to the Application

Begin by logging into the DoingERP Kos QA application using your given username and password. Once logged in, you will be directed to the dashboard.

Step 2: Navigate to the Dashboard

From the dashboard, you can access various options, including the “Run Test Case” tab. This tab allows you to initiate the test case execution process.

Step 3: Click on “Run Test Case”

  1. Click on the “Run Test Case” option.
  2. Choose the customer name associated with your account.
  3. Select the instance on which you want to run the test scripts.

 

Select Customer

Choose Environment

Step 4: Select the Module

You will need to choose the module for your test case. The options may include:

– *Core HR*

– *Learning*

– *Recruitment*

 

Make sure to select the appropriate module based on your subscription.

Step 5: Download the Test Data

If you choose a module (e.g., “Learning”), you can download the relevant test data template.

  1. The test data file will serve as a template where you must input your test case data.
  2. The template includes a color-coded scheme for different test cases. These colors help you identify all mandatory fields necessary for executing a specific test case.

  Step 6: Prepare the Test Data

After making changes to the test data template, save the Excel file with a new name to avoid overwriting the original template.

  • Test data this test data file is a  template where you must provide your test data depending on the different test cases.

 

  • There is a color code provided for these test cases based on the color code you can mark all the mandatory Fields required to execute the particular test case
  • After making changes to this template file save the Excel file with a different name.

Step 7: Upload and Choose Test Cases

  1. Navigate back to the application.
  2. Select the test case you want to execute. You can view all available test cases under the chosen module.
  3. Choose a specific test case (e.g., “Adding Classroom”).
  4. You have the option to select multiple test cases for simultaneous execution or run a single test case.

 Step 8: Upload the Test Data

  1. Click on “Upload Test Data” to provide your updated test file.
  2. Choose whether you want to execute the test case in parallel or as a single execution.

Upload Test Data

If you want to view the live  execution ensure that grid mode is turned on choose choose your preferred browser and click on submit to start the test case

 

 Step 9: Enable Live Execution (Optional)

If you want to view the live execution, ensure that grid mode is turned on. Choose your preferred browser and click “Submit” to begin the test case execution.

 

Step 10: Monitor Execution Progress

Once the test case is submitted, check the notification bar to monitor the execution progress.

 

  1. Click on “Notification” to view the status of the running test case.
  2. For more detailed information, click “Show More” to see a comprehensive view of the test case execution.

 

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can efficiently run test cases on the DoingERP Kos QA application. Whether you are working with single or multiple test cases, this process ensures smooth execution and monitoring.

 

Thank you for reading this guide! We hope it helps streamline your testing process on DoingERP Kos QA.

 

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