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When priority and Severity is opposite then which one required to solved first?
bug Number 1=Severity 1 & priority 3,
Bug Number 2=severity 3 & priority 1,
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Error message
IF we enter correct username and incorrect password while login to yahoo mail account, why the error message displayed in "Invalid ID or Password" though I have entered correct ID?
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Bug System
If a bug is not reproduceable then what testing team will do?
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If the customer requirements are changing continuously as a tester how you are going to manage the situation?Suppose you have prepared test cases but still some more time is required to receive the build in between time what you can do?How you know the bug you sent is fixed or not?
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srinivasulub1981- Member Since Dec-2005 | May 2nd, 2007
If the customer changing the reqs ... : If the change came in between the testing time of previous requirement ( change) then i can stop testing and intimated to my TL... if the change came after completion testing of prev change then i can go for testing .. I think in this situation we can't do anything like reporting to PM or any except doing testing for new changes.. at present we doing like this only.. coz all the risk analysis, cost estimations are already done by PM and given it for testing..
Suppose you have.... : In between we can review test cases ( by me or peer).. try to prepare effective test cases , or can test application upto completion part if possible...
How you know..... : 1. Daily we check the BTS for bug status
2. Actually we sent a mail with bugs to concerned developers to fixed, he revert back with status of bugs, then we can go for re testing.
3.If using any test management tool, if automatic email configuration is configured then concerned tester should receive a conformance email that the bug is fixed...narendra
- Oct 1st, 2015
As per Project is concerned, we are working for customers and their requirements to be met... so in this case I hope every tester must be flexible at any moment and accept the change at any time... an...
vasudha
- Apr 21st, 2015
The information at. The top of the file is XML namespace
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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 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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Functional and Usability Defects
What is meant by functional defects and usability defects in general? Give example.
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kurtz182- Member Since Nov-2009 | Dec 14th, 2009
Functional testing refers to tests that verify a specific action or function of an application. Functional testing is performed by testers. Usability testing is a technique used to evaluate a product by testing it on users. For example, when a tester finds that a text box is not validating properly, he has discovered a functional defect. When a user doesn't understand a validation message because it uses technical jargon, this would be considered a usability defect.
It is a good idea to differentiate where defects originate in order to more practically assess a defect's Severity and Priority and many quality managment systems include a "Where found" field that helps identify the source of a defect as being functional (found by tester) or usability (found by end-user).
Some software test teams have extended the definition of usability defect to include any defect that describes a lack of intuitiveness when using an application.
madhukar9823
- Mar 30th, 2010
Functionality testing: While testing, if test engineer found any diffrence between customer expected result and actual result is said to be Functionaluty bug.Usability Bug: The usability bug mea...
kk01041883
- Jan 17th, 2010
Funcational defectsIf the application behaviour does not obeys the functional specification then that is a functional issue.e.g When you are trying to shut down your system, the system restart functio...
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