The QA report tool expects files in standard CSV format where columns are delimited by commas and rows by linefeed characters. If the cell data contains commas or linefeeds, then the cell must be surrounded by double quotes. If the data contains the double quote character, it must be duplicated.
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CSV Result File Format 2.0 will be available Monday 5.9.2011.
The CSV file must begin with a header row with following columns:
Feature,Test Case,Pass,Fail,NA,Comment,Measurement Name,Value,Unit,Target,Failure
Each row after the header lists the result and other information for a single test case.
Example:
Feature,Test Case,Pass,Fail,N/A,Comment,Measurement Name,Value,Unit,Target,Failure WLAN,"Measure download speed for 1,5GB file",1,0,0,Faster than ever before!,WLAN download,"1,2",Mb/s,"1,0","0,9"
CSV Result File Format 1.0 will be deprecated 19.9.2011.
The QA report tool expects files in standard CSV format where columns are delimited by commas and rows by linefeed characters. If the cell data contains commas or linefeeds, then the cell must be surrounded by double quotes. If the data contains the double quote character, it must be duplicated.
The CSV file must begin with a header row, which names the different columns. For example:
Category,Check points,Notes (bugs),Pass,Fail,N/A
The actual column names do not matter, but each row must have six columns.
Each row after the header lists the result and other information for a single test case.
Example:
SMS,"Check message history (received, sent, draft)",,1,,