What version and patch level of ALM/QC are you using?
Please provide screen images showing the Test Plan (folder structure and test cases) and the results in the Test Lab (folder structure, test sets, and execution grid).
What you should get is a replication of the Test Plan folder structure in the Test Lab. Then for each lowest level folder in the Test Plan, the matching folder in the Test Lab should contain a Test Set with the same name.
I haven't looked at the code in a long time, but that is how I remember it should work.
Given Test Plan that looks like this:
Subject
-- 1 (a folder)
---- 1.a (a folder)
------ 1.a.i (a test case)
------ 1.a.ii (a test case)
-- 2 (a folder)
---- 2.i (a test case)
You should get in the Test Lab:
Root
-- 1 (a folder)
---- 1.a (a folder)
------ 1.a (a test set)
-------- 1.a.i (a test instance)
-------- 1.a.ii (a test instance)
-- 2 (a folder)
---- 2 (a test set)
------ 2.i (a test instance)
Please provide screen images showing the Test Plan (folder structure and test cases) and the results in the Test Lab (folder structure, test sets, and execution grid).
What you should get is a replication of the Test Plan folder structure in the Test Lab. Then for each lowest level folder in the Test Plan, the matching folder in the Test Lab should contain a Test Set with the same name.
I haven't looked at the code in a long time, but that is how I remember it should work.
Given Test Plan that looks like this:
Subject
-- 1 (a folder)
---- 1.a (a folder)
------ 1.a.i (a test case)
------ 1.a.ii (a test case)
-- 2 (a folder)
---- 2.i (a test case)
You should get in the Test Lab:
Root
-- 1 (a folder)
---- 1.a (a folder)
------ 1.a (a test set)
-------- 1.a.i (a test instance)
-------- 1.a.ii (a test instance)
-- 2 (a folder)
---- 2 (a test set)
------ 2.i (a test instance)