---
title: "Verify test results"
slug: "verify-test-results"
description: "Review test case run results, including statuses like Passed, Failed, and No data, and learn how to manually adjust test case outcomes effectively."
tags: ["Task topic"]
status: "update"
updated: 2026-10-05T12:06:05Z
published: 2026-10-05T12:06:05Z
canonical: "docs.staedean.com/verify-test-results"
---

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# Verify test results

When a test case is run, the results are stored as test case run. For each test case run, you can review the test results, and if applicable do the manual tests.

The status is shown in these ways:

- Test step status in the **Result** section: The test step status can be automatically set to:
  - **Passed**: If the test step result matches with the expected status, the test step **Status** is set to **Passed**.
  - **Failed**: If the test step result does not match with the expected status, the test step **Status** is set to **Failed**.
  - **New**: The mapping cannot be done because there is no value to be set.
- Test case run status in the **Test case run** section: The test case run status field can automatically be set to:
  - **Passed**: If for all test steps, for all tested records, the status is **Passed**, the test case run status is set to **Passed**.
  - **Failed**: If for at least one of the steps, for at least one of the tested records, the status is **Failed**, the test case run status is set to **Failed**.
  - **No data**: If the test case cannot be done because no data was available to be processed, the test case run status is set to **No data**.

For example, a test case can fail due to errors or because a test step requires manual testing. You can review a failed test case and, if applicable, manually test the manual test steps. After reviewing and manual testing, you can manually change the test case run status in line with your findings.

### Steps

1. Go to **Connectivity studio** > **Inquiries** > **Test case run**.
2. In the list, find and select the desired test case run.
3. Click **Edit**.
4. In the **Test status** field, select an option.
5. Close the page.