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Is it possible to have a defect with high severity and low priority and vice-versa i.e high priority and low severity?Justify,if possible?
Deepak
- Jul 30th, 2012
Priority means urgency to fix defect (As business affected) Severity means Impact of defect in other functionality (Functional impact) Lets see an example: If there is spell mistake in name of any we...
rohit9625
- Oct 21st, 2011
Yes definitely if the bug is of high severity it needs to be fixed even if has low priority if the end user will find it will cost huge for company and can also effect on company status
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Remove duplicate bugs
If at all 3 testers of a teem found same defect how to remove duplicate bugs
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What are the different types of Bugs we normally see in any of the Project? Include the severity as well.
1. User Interface Defects -------------------------------- Low 2. Boundary Related Defects ------------------------------- Medium3. Error Handling Defects --------------------------------- Medium4. Calculation Defects ------------------------------------ High5. Improper Service Levels (Control flow defects) --------- High6. Interpreting Data Defects ------------------------------ High7. Race Conditions...
rohit9625
- Oct 21st, 2011
Raaj sorry to say but in ur bug life cycle dev doesnt reassigned to tester its the test manager
raghuramsuravarapu
- May 20th, 2009
Severity varies between scanrio to scenario.Different types of bugs :User Interface BugsInput Domain BugsError Message BugsCalculation BugsCritical BugsHardware BugsLoad Scenario BugsSource BugsVersion Control BugsID Bugs
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How to post a BUG
kurtz182
- Dec 20th, 2009
Posting a bug is typically done using a defect management tool. However, some test groups use a spreadsheet program. Make sure the defect report contains: 1) defect id2) test case ref...
mathan_vel
- Sep 25th, 2009
Defect Tracking Tool is the easiest way to post and track the bugs. Not all organization is following the Tools. normal way to post a bug is through by reporting the bug in document (Excel, Word) and ...
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Suppose that you are running tests on the windows calculators and find that 1/1=2,2/2=1,3/3=10,4/4=1,5/5=26&6/6=1..write a bug description that effectively describes this problem...iits urgent
iamtheone
- Jan 9th, 2011
(x/x) operation where x = Positive odd integer uses the formula ((x*x)+1) instead of integer division.The (x/x) operation works fine for even numbers.
sidharthaIBM
- Jul 16th, 2010
The output will be always one when a number is divided by itself.It is giving correct output when the no is even i.e when the no is divisible by 2.But when the no is odd it is squaring the no and increasing it by 1.Ex--3*3+1=10
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What do we do when we get a bug in an application first? Explain it with the help of an example of Bug Life Cycle.
Siva Anand
- Apr 27th, 2011
Reproduce the bug twice.Analyse the steps in which scenario the bug arise and report the bug.
munnu
- Apr 29th, 2008
when we found a bug,we have to retest to know whether the bug found is valid or not,if it is a valid bug it will be posted.
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What do mean by bug tracking?give example?
kurtz182
- Dec 21st, 2009
Bug tracking refers to a process that enables users to accurately and thoroughly understand the given state of a particular defect. Bug tracking includes the following things:1) o...
sangeethaarjun
- Mar 11th, 2009
Bug tracking is the process of tracking bugs from the time it is identified till it is closed.status of the bug and responsibility mentioned as follows:Raised - TesterAssigned- Test LeadFixed - ...
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Whats the difference between usecase,testcase,testplan,and scenario and their templates.
sushma srihari
- May 23rd, 2012
Use Case :use case is a document which explains the purpose and use of a particular functionality in the way the end user use the functionality in business. Test Case :Test cases are the set of cond...
srinivasulub1981
- May 20th, 2009
Usecase: Usecase is prepared by BA in the Functional Requirement Specification (FRS) which are nothing but a steps which are given by the customer.TestCase: It is prepared by the Test Engineer based o...
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What is the process of bug cycle?
Siva Anand
- Apr 25th, 2011
Bug Life Cycle1.Open2.Assigned3.Acknowledged (If Issue reproduced by developer)4.Feedback(If Issue not reproduced by developer)5.Resolved (If Developer fixed the bug)6.Retesting 7.Closed (If Issue fixed)8.Reopen (If Issue exist)
jyoti_02
- May 29th, 2008
Bug life cycle is the cycle through which a defect goes starts when bugs found and ends when bugs is closed after ensuring its not reproduced.Phases of Bug life cycle:-1) New: When bugs found2) Open: ...
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What is the difference between bug and defect?
akashm
- Aug 9th, 2009
If the same error is discovered by tester while testing the functionality it is called as BUG. Tester finds bugs after developer develops module. After completion test and product release if the sam...
vanamularakesh
- Feb 27th, 2007
Error: A mistake in code is called an ERRORDefect: when it is been found by the Testengineer during test execution is called DefectBug: When Developers Accept the defect to be resolved then it is called as a Bug
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New Bug and Open Bug
What is the difference between New and Open bug? Who is responsible for changing the phase of bug from New to Open?
krishnalatha
- Jun 23rd, 2010
When a tester creates or enters a new bug, he can assign the bug to 2 different people, one is directly to the concerned Developer, or TL or PM. When we directly assign to the developer, the deve...
kurtz182
- Dec 17th, 2009
A new bug is one that has not been reviewed and assigned. An open bug is one that has undergone a review process and a Project Manager has assigned it to someone (ex: development staff, business analyst, etc.) for further research.
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Bug status
What more status can you give to a test case other than pass, fail, not run & blocked?
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Bug Tracking Interview Questions
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