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If you use Clear Quest with Clear Case, could enhancements be performed differently than problem fixes within Clear Case? »

Yes. When using Clear Case and Clear Quest together, the lightweight activities stored in Clear Case are no longer user-visible.

How does UCM change set information get stored/displayed in Clear Quest? »

All UCM change set information is stored in Clear Case, even if the project is CQ-
enabled.
Clear Quest can display the change set information by referencing the activity through a Clear Case view.
The ClearCase/ClearQuest integration will try to find an available view to use if a view context is not available.
In some instances, users may not [...]

Which database is recommended for use with Clear Quest? »

Clear Quest supports Microsoft Access and Sybase SQL Anywhere

Does CQ Support for Crystal Reports? »

Rational Clear Quest Version 2003.06.00 can support report formats authored with Crystal Reports 8.5 and the ability to run and view those reports.
Clear Quest Version 2003.06.00 does not support Crystal Reports V8.0.
Clear Quest Version 2003.06.00 does not include copies of the Crystal Reports
files necessary to enable these capabilities.
Crystal Reports Professional is required to author reports [...]

What is Rational Clear Quest? »

Rational Clear Quest is a customizable defect and change tracking system that organizes and automates the processes involved in submitting, assigning, tracking, testing and releasing change requests.

How would you use Str and Cstr commands in a Robot GUI script to convert a number to a string. Explain with an example. »

The Str command adds a white space character at the beginning of the string; the Cstr command does not.
For example, the Str command converts the number 123 to ” 123″ whereas the Cstr
command converts 123 to “123″.
The inclusion of the white space character can be useful when concatenating the
result with another string, for example
“The number [...]

Is it possible in a Robot GUI Script to determine the name of the test user that is playing back the script? »

Yes, this is possible by using the WshShell object’s RegRead method.