Answer / purni

First go to the test lab and select the test case that
needed to be mapped. On the right hand side of the test lab
select the requirement coverage tab and click the select
requirement tab, requirement tree is displayed on the right
side. You need to search for the requirement that need to
be attached or you can find by requirement name in the
find box. Then click on the add to coverage( This is shown
in the requirement tree with the arrow). Thsi will add a
requirement to the test case.Now you can close the
requirement tree.

Answer / accenture

Whenever requirements are mapped our first aim should be to
map all the requirements. We should make sure that atleast
one test case is mapped to each requirement. Start from the
requirements tab and through the click of relebvant buttons
we can view the Test plan tab and locating the right test
case from the Test plan and mapping it to the requirement
will make the requirement mapped and we can also view
whether all the requirements are mapped by viewing the
status of the requirement through various views

Answer / s.j.kumaresh

This can be done by tracibility matrix.

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