How to add Expected Result column in test management 2.0

[Ratnakar7]

Hi @Priya Biradar1 ,

In Test Management 2.0, the Expected Result column is not available by default. However, you can add a custom field to capture the expected results for your test cases. Here's how you can do it:

1. Navigate to the Test [tm_test] table:

   • Go to the ServiceNow menu.
   • Search for "Test Management" or navigate to "Test Suite" > "Test Cases".

2. Open the Test [tm_test] table in the application navigator.

3. Click on the "Personalize form" icon (a gear-shaped icon) located on the top right corner of the form.

4. Select the "Configure" option.

5. In the "Configure Form Layout" window, you can add a new field to capture the expected results:

   • Drag and drop a field type, such as "Text" or "Text Area", to the desired location on the form.
   • Configure the field label, variable name, and any other properties as needed.
   • For the "Variable name", provide a unique name such as "expected_result" or "expected_results" (without spaces).

6. Save the form configuration.

7. Now, when you open a test case, you will see the newly added field where you can enter the expected results.

Thanks,

Ratnakar

[Priya Biradar1]

I want expected result column in test management 2.0. In test table they given fields from another table i.e. step table. i want a expected result field in test step version form

[Ratnakar7]

Hi @Priya Biradar1 ,

you can follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the Test Step Version [tm_test_step_version] table:

   • Go to the ServiceNow menu.
   • Search for "Test Management" or navigate to "Test Suite" > "Test Steps".
   • Open the Test Step Version [tm_test_step_version] table in the application navigator.

2. Click on the "Personalize form" icon (a gear-shaped icon) located on the top right corner of the form.

3. Select the "Configure" option.

4. In the "Configure Form Layout" window, you can add a new field to capture the Expected Result:

   • Drag and drop a field type, such as "Text" or "Text Area", to the desired location on the form.
   • Configure the field label, variable name, and any other properties as needed.
   • For the "Variable name", provide a unique name such as "expected_result" or "expected_results" (without spaces).

5. Save the form configuration.

Thanks,

Ratnakar