Trace Tables
To import a Trace table definition, download and unzip the extension file, go to Main Menu -> Traces -> Import and select the unzipped xml extension file. The Trace Table Designer will open with the imported Trace Table definition. To run the trace table, click Refresh. Note! You have to define the input set (all Document Objects of the particular root type in the current / master database are used by default). Note that you have to explicitly save and name Trace Table definition to use it again. The Trace Table is saved under its root type.
This Trace Table shows the traces from Executed Test Cases to Issues. For the best effect, use the Failed Test Case Query as input set to single out Issues from failed Test Cases.
This upward (or reverse) Trace Table starts with Executed Test Cases and traces upwards to Test Cases, Specifications, and finally Requirements. To display the impact of failed test cases, use the Failed Test Case Query as an input set.
This is a typical Risk Trace Table displaying Failuremodes, with traces to Hazards including effects, causes, probability, severity, and visibility. Furthermore, the calculated Risk Priority Number, tracing mitigations with their risk reductions and risk type including the updated Risk Priority Number for each mitigation are also displayed.