Retrieve plan list to insert it in report builder

Question

Hello,
I’m using TFS2013 with Visual Studio 2013, Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) and Report Builder 3.0. I’d like to get the lists of tests planned in MTM and show it in a report (with other things). In Report Builder, I create a DataSet (DS_Suite), where I use these
fields:
Suite Path ->Test Suite
Title -> Test case
Outcome -> Test Result
Point Count Trend -> Measures/Test
I also use a parameter: Test Plan / Test Plan Name.
I use the Table wizard to create a simple table. I put the Suite Path and the Title in the Row group, and Outcome in Value.
When I execute the Report, I enter the name of the Plan, and I get a list. Let’s say I created a small suite in MTM, with some tests as Passed, others as failed, and even one is set as active. The suite is called Iteration22. In my report I have an entry
with the suite path as Iteration22, and one as Unknown. The lists of tests in either suites are almost the same, except the unknown doesn’t have the test set as active. In the Iteration22 suite, the outcome isn’t right, it’s almost only set as Never Run, some
as Failed. In the Unknown suite, the outcome is the correct info, exception of the missing test set as active.
Does anyone know how to correctly retrieve a Plan and insert it in a report? I’ve got it almost right, I’m missing something? Where am I mistaken?
Thanks for the help,
Hinibi

Answer 1

Hi Hinibi, 
Thanks for your post.
Your custom report looks right and use the correct fields.
If think that report data is not correct, please refresh your TFS cube, after refreshed, rerun your custom report and view report data. And you can check the test case data in Tfs_Warehouse database to view what fact test case data stored in Warehouse tables,
please refer to xiaohundan’s answer reply in this post:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/d98f1545-f01b-4253-8310-a71a9c71d6a1/creating-report-to-display-a-list-of-test-cases-associated-test-steps-and-result-history?forum=tfsreporting.
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