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Acid Testing
I have come across the Term "Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability" acronym as ACID , have any one have more knowledge about this Testing strategy... Help would be Appreciated
kurtz182
- Dec 29th, 2009
ACID (atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability) refers to a set of properties that guarantee that database transactions are processed reliably.Atomicity states that database modificatio...
devanshu20
- Mar 17th, 2008
Basically in IT World ACID is acronym of Atomic, Consistent, Isolation, Durable. Which is specifically define a Properties of a Good Database Transaction.So I think ACID Testing is either a Database Testing. The white box and Black box Testing of Database Queries/Processes.
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Automation Framework
What are the driving parameters for automation frameworkA) Platform independence and accessB) Security and ChangeC) Both the aboved) None of the above
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Defect Not Related to TestCase
When you find a defect which is not related to your testcase then what will you do?
mithr17
- Nov 2nd, 2011
@rhkvarma24 So, according to you if I find a spelling mistake in some content, I should be creating a test case and then log it as a bug? um.. you have do to some serious learning and home work befor...
rhkvarma24
- Mar 17th, 2011
When we find a defect which is not related to Test Case, we will prepare the Test Case and raise the bug..... Bcoz the bug in the Bug Report has to trace the Test Case.
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Globalization Testing
What is Globalization Testing?
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What is the size of your executable?
10MB. Who cares? You should demonstrate that you can't be caught with unexpected questions. This question is one of the dumbest, but you must react accordingly. Tell any reasonable number you want, but be careful not to exaggerate!
jainbrijesh
- Jan 2nd, 2007
For a tester the thing matters is the functionality, whether the build is loaded with all functionality or not, Not the size of build, generally.
Ashraf
- Mar 1st, 2006
Size of release or size of executabe referes to the Kilo line of the code (number of line written for the application )is mentioned in the kilo line , we can eloborate this as Eg for a module A&...
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What version of Oracle database did you use?
Homework. Tell any version number you want - not many interviewers know the difference at version level. However, do not tell any numbers if you never worked with Oracle!
srinivas Gorantla
- Feb 27th, 2006
SQL> select banner from V$version;This is the command to know "what Version we are working"
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How would you execute a SQL query in Oracle 8?
Again, if you ever worked with Oracle, this question should be trivial for you to answer (from command prompt, of course) If you never worked with Oracle, note politely that you did not touch an Oracle database on your career path.
Bujji- Nani
- Aug 30th, 2006
We can execute any SQL queries using the SQL editor or TOAD or SQL*Plus....
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How do we do calculation testing in banking ferm?
alankarrahi
- Jan 24th, 2007
Do following steps in this regard-1- Write macros in the excel sheet as per the business logic.2- Provide input and validate the output.This is the simplest way to avoid repeated steps. The only effor...
manjunath
- Nov 24th, 2005
We do calculation testing in banking by 1)functional testing 2)interface or integration testing 3) usage of equivalence class partioning
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What is stage containment in testing?
Pls let me know
jainbrijesh
- Jan 2nd, 2007
As earlier as possible the bug will find and fixed, so effective the testing is.
Ranjita
- Oct 25th, 2005
The defect will be solved at the stage it was found.Advantage of stage containment is it will decrease the cost of quality(coq),if we debug the defect wherever it was found rather finding it in the next stages.
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1.how will u write integration test cases2.how will u track bugs from winrunner3.how u customise the bugs as pass/fail4.u find a bug how will u repair5.in testcases u have bug or not6.what is use case ? what it contains
pavanswapna
- Sep 15th, 2006
3.how u customise the bugs as pass/failExecute the Test Cases according to the functionality.If there is any difference between Expected Result and Actual output then it is called as a bug else when t...
raghuramsuravarapu
- Jun 13th, 2006
(1) Integration Testing :Testing of combined parts of an application to determine if they function together correctly.This testing can be performed in both black box and white box testing.The document...
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In a company if you don't have hard core written Sytem requirements and the product keep on changing,new feeatures are added without testers knowledge ,in such situation how do you test applications?
sangam_sridhar
- Mar 28th, 2006
1. Work with project management early on to understand how requirements might change so that alternate test plan strategies can be worked out in advance ?2. Use rapid prototyping whenever possible to ...
Gary
- Mar 18th, 2006
This seems to be the most apt real life scenario. We are often faced with such situations in our day to day work. A right interview answer would be to to look at it from the customer's point of view a...
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How u prepare Test Data? Is it from Functional Requirements?
Ahmed
- Aug 4th, 2006
If Functional requirements are available, that means, prior application releases are available, thus best test data comes from it's operating environement (Production).Otherwise: Create new data to fit the conditions listed in the requirements.
srinivasaraobora
- Jul 26th, 2006
Test data prepared depends on srs ,if it is not clear then t.e will go to exploratory testing means past experience,browsing on similar projects down loading,or directly contacting with customer.test data is nothingbut that may be user defined requirement or functionality requirement.
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What metrics would u collect from the test process and why?
G.D.S.Prasad
- Mar 4th, 2009
What you cannot measure, you cannot manage --- DRUCKURThe metrcics involved involved in Testing process areShedule Variance, Effort Variance, Defect Density, Productivity.
vvvssvijayaditya
- Oct 27th, 2006
hiLoC-Lines of code should have minimum number of defect (Manual)Funtional Points : 10 fp - 1 defect(Automation)250 loc -1 defector 10 fp- 1 defect ISO standard
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Which testing methology are u used in ur projectand what differnet methologies do u know
G.D.S.Prasad
- Dec 21st, 2006
Hi,Different Testing Methodologies are 1. Boundary Value Analysis 2. Equivalance Class Partitioning3. Cause and Effect Graphing4. Decision Tables...etcRegardsPrasad(G.D.S.Prasad@gmail.com)
vvvssvijayaditya
- Oct 27th, 2006
Hi,Test Methodology is a refinement of test strategyin this we- first we aquire Test Strategy- determine the application type - determine project typei.e like traditional project,maintenance,iter...
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Tell me testing process?
jainbrijesh
- Nov 2nd, 2006
First unit testing----then integration testing-------then system testing-------finally user acceptence testing. It so simple.
sushma
- Oct 26th, 2006
Hi Test Requriements: Here we have all the project information which satisfies Customer requriments. Walkthroughs (Verifications) are done here Test Plan: The Document which has Detail Inf...
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How can we do automation Testing with Alpha, Beta and UAT ?
devanshu20
- Mar 17th, 2008
In simple we can say like,Alpha - Install and execute automated tools in Controlled, Development environment with synchronize processes and Documenting the Results of it.Beta - Install and execute aut...
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How would you build a test with WinRunner? Rational Visual Test?
First of all, see the comments to the previous question. Then, all automation testing tools I ever heard of have a GUI recorder which allows you to record the basic user interactions with the software underneath. Then, you manually update your initial script to suit your needs. You must know scripting language of the automation tool for that.
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