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Testing Life Cycle and Software Development Life Cycle
What is the difference between Testing Life Cycle and Software Development Life Cycle?
deven_a76
- Apr 26th, 2009
SDLC includes various phase of the development where it also includes the Testing Life cycle as part of it. Testing Life cycle concentrate only on the testing phase of the system.
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Test Passes
What is meant by Test Passes? How many passes are required for Integration testing?
mithr17
- Nov 2nd, 2011
As "kurtz182" rightly mentioned; test passes are test iterations. QA runs a group of test cases or just one big single test cases to test a feature. This "run" is called test iteration or test run. ...
dileepdon
- Jan 2nd, 2011
'Test pass' is nothing but a 'test cycle' or 'test iteration' in the Execution phase.We can also name the 'test pass' as Smoke or Functional or Regression Testing.
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What is ithe significance of v-model in software testing?
umesh
- Sep 25th, 2007
It is widely used model. Here writing test plans and test cases starts at the initial phase i.e. during designing phase of SDLC and the test cases execution is done after coding.Requirement??----...
Sandeep Koul
- Apr 20th, 2007
hi Rajneesh thankx for the reply but I guess , analysis comes first Business logic &Requirement specification --------> A...
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How can you know if a test case is necessary?
Pls put your opinions.
suma_806
- Nov 30th, 2005
From the SRS we can know, whether the test case is necessary. Generally each and every part of the SRS we should write the Test case.Regards,Suma
emran
- Nov 26th, 2005
Every thing in testing must have test cases we came to know from the SRS,FRSdepends upon those doc.s we'll decide whether it is a mandatory r optional if mandatory we'll write test cases if optional we don't
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What is the difference between system testing and functional testing?I know the definition of both, only want to know what is exact difference and when & why to implement.Thanks,Rohan
Ravi81
- Jun 27th, 2009
Functional Testing:Testing that ignores the internal structures of the software and focuses on the output generated in response to selected input and output conditions.System Testing:Modules consist o...
manoj dubey
- Aug 25th, 2007
Functional Testing: Functional Testing is part of System tesing.System Testing : System Testing is most important level of testing.
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What is meat by error feeding
G.D.S.Prasad
- Dec 21st, 2006
Hi,Error feeding: The process of intentionally adding known faults to those already in the aplication for the purpose of monitoring the rate of detection and removal, and estimating the number of faults remaining in the program.RegardsPrasad
BISWAJIT PANI
- Jun 14th, 2006
Error Feeding means we have to feed some error input during testing same as negative testing.so if we will feed that invalid input to the application then the application should not accept that input ...
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What is the difference between SRS and BRS?
snreddy
- Feb 7th, 2008
SRS is a Software /System Requirement specification,it is a MS word doc. which defines the complete business functionalities of the particular applicationSRS designed by System AnallystBRS is a B...
asha.kapalavai
- Dec 6th, 2007
BRS- business requirements specificationBusiness analyst will interact with the client and will form Brs document, it containsscope of the project,business rules,client requirements in depth.based on ...
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Test Schedule :- If an application has 100 pages to be tested.How much time it will take?How u caluculate?(It Depemds upon the Complexity of the functionlity is know factor)
mithr17
- Nov 2nd, 2011
Many a times interviewers tend to trick you by adding specifics to simple questions like "how do you estimate QA time?"
1 page or 100,000 pages answer is the same..mithr17
- Nov 2nd, 2011
I second "sandeepkashyap "
It depends on what is in those 100 pages. So general estimation is 30% - 40% of development time. Or look as past project data - # of QA hrs consumed in each phase of testing. -
What was the most difficult problem you ever found while testing?
This is homework. Think about one and give it as an example.
Puneet Juyal
- Feb 5th, 2015
The most simple way is to take a video of that bug and say video attached ;)
ganesh_salpure
- Jun 19th, 2007
I agree with the problem of non reproducible bugs.Again, if you have written large no. of test cases, and if there is a minor UI change then updating and maintaining the scripts is a big challenge.Aga...
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What are the steps in volved in sanity testing?
emmily
- Sep 10th, 2010
Sanity testing is similar to smoke testing. In Sanity Testing we will only go a quick test to see whether the application or build is sink with the install enviornment. This testing is to make?sure we can?start functional testing. ?
shoba
- Jul 2nd, 2007
Sanity test is similar to smoke testing, here we do indepth testing to see whether build is sane or insane for further testing. Here we wont write any test cases.
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What will you when you find a bug?
1)Execute some more tests, to make clear what the bug EXCATLY is. Suppose, the test case failed when State=NY and Class=Business. Tester has to exceute some more tests to find out whether the problem is with Just 'NY' state or with just 'Business' class or with both of them together.2) Report the bug
rahulskin
- Oct 8th, 2009
The first thing you should raise the bug. After finding a bug you should report the bug as a tester.
Dileep Kumar
- Sep 20th, 2006
Hi all,first of all, i'll check whether it is a bug or not? after confirmation i'll take a screen shot if the bug is not reproducible. then i'll post the bug with attachment to developer. If possible ...
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What is compliance testing?
sudhakar2068
- Sep 28th, 2006
Conformance testing, sometimes also called compliance testing, is the process of verifying whether a product meets the standard product specifications it was designed to meet. In the process, conforma...
naveengosu
- Aug 17th, 2006
Whether the testing team is following the complete plans during testing or not
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Can anyone tell me what is meant by Metrics? Or more specifically, what are the Metrics in testing?
G.D.S.Prasad
- Mar 3rd, 2009
Metrics used in Testing process are1. Effort Variance2. Shedule variance3. Productivity...etc
chilu
- Jan 14th, 2007
Metrics in testing is used as a basis of performing an assessment of the effectiveness of testing process. A testing metric is a number that shows a relationship between two testing variables.
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What is checklist in the context of review?Is it follow some specific standard to create checklist or is it project/module specific.
kurtz182
- Jan 3rd, 2010
A checklist is an organization technique that makes the review process more efficient and often more effective. Nevertheless, the answer to this question depends on its context. What is th...
preethi.gollamandala
- Aug 11th, 2009
Check List to follow:Consistency of screensConsistency of background colorsUsage of pleasant colorsConsistent behavior when screen resolution is changedAll controls on the screen should be accessible ...
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What is the diff between web based n client server appln
Anshoo_Arora
- Nov 18th, 2007
I am seriously amazed by the number of misleading answers on this forum.
Dharmakrishnan
- Dec 13th, 2006
Client server application support the two tire architecture but the web base application support the three tire architecture
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What is meant by crs&urs explain breifly?
mathan_vel
- Sep 25th, 2009
CRS: Client Requirement SpecificationHere Requirments are gathered up on Client points.URS: User Requirement Specification.Here Requirments are gathered up on End User poins.
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What is usage of spiral model?
srinivasracha
- Jan 19th, 2007
Spiral model is to find more number of defects in the Software. this type of model is suitable to develop complex application. The development process is repeated in each deteration till the final product is released.Srinivas racha
Guest
- Jan 18th, 2007
Hi,? Each spiral addresses one or more risks in development ? Move on only when risk is acceptable ? Main disadvantage is complication ? Main advantage is risk reduction Thanks & Regards,Satya.k
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What are the difference steps followed for web based and windows based application in manual testing?What is Validation and Verification?Which test/tool is followed in Validation n Verification?Pls. answer me ASAP. Its been asked in the interview
Sujatars
- Jan 9th, 2007
Verification ensures that the system complies with organizations standards & processess,relying on the review of non executable methods.i.e by static methodsIt is simply verifying Are we buil...
vijay
- Nov 4th, 2006
Verification:a)are we building the right product.b)involves static methods like walkthroughs and reviews,inspections.Validation:a)are building product right or not.b)involves dynamic methods i.e.,actual system testing.
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