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Difference between Test bed and Test Set
What is the exact difference between test set,test suit,test bed, test scenario, test module ?
mathan_vel
- Sep 5th, 2012
Test Bed: Test Environment like Configuration of Test Site with proper Web Server, Application server, Database Server, VPN Configuration with Credentials, Application Credentials. Test Set: Bunch of...
mano
- Aug 21st, 2012
Test Set - is nothing but set of test data
Test bed - is test environment
Test Suite - Numbers of test cases to be executed
Test Module - is the piece of develped software delivered to the test team -
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Test Plan
I joined a company as test engineer, but there is no testing team, am the first person to take care of testing.Please help me how to plan for testing , my current project is social networking.
Sam
- Feb 3rd, 2013
You should consider the test strategy, test phases, types of testing that will be performed, testing timelines, test resources, how the defect management will be handled during the test execution and ...
MAHESH P
- Jan 5th, 2013
Hai,
you should prepare the test plan as per the client requirement document.that document get from the test analyst..you should prepare the test plan .test plan consist of schedule and environmental resources of your company...all the best naharika -
Describe Testing phases?
Gaurav.khurana
- Aug 18th, 2015
Software Testing Life Cycle 1) Requirement phase-->testing Feasibilty , Automation feasibility 2) Planning --> Test plan, test estimation , Resource plan, Risk contingency,Mitigation ,env 3) An...
Abhinav
- Nov 6th, 2014
1. Requirement Gathering
2. Test Planning
3. Test Designing
4. Test Environment Setup
5. Test Execution
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1.which testing we can't do in client server and can do in web based application?2. what is the good answer for authentication and authorization?3. what are the major difference between test metrics and test matrix?4. what are the draw backs of black box testing and white box testing?5. what is cost of quality?
mithr17
- Nov 1st, 2011
1.which testing we can't do in client server and can do in web based application? Answer: Simple yet most important fact - cross- browser testing. Typically, the client side tool sits physically on yo...
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 30th, 2009
HI1.which testing we can't do in client server and can do in web based application?A: load testing, stress, scalability, volume, security testing, etc2. what is the good answer for authentic...
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How do you promote the concept of phase containment and defect prevention?
kurtz182
- Dec 30th, 2009
Phase containment is the act of containing faults in one phase of software development before they escape and are found in subsequent phases.An error is a fault that is introduced in the current ...
Sujatars
- Aug 15th, 2007
Phase containment is used for defect prevention so that the defects are found at each phase of the application, an are not multiplied further, we do it by taking JAD sessions, performing reviews after each phase, by participating in walkthroughs, inspection.
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What Technical Environments have you worked with?
I said, "I worked on Web-based and Client-server applications."
kurtz182
- Nov 19th, 2009
Environments vary between industries. For example, lab environments in the cellular industry will be radically different than those in the computer industry. In the computer industry, I&nb...
sivakrishna131
- Aug 29th, 2007
This is Very important as per interview.Interviewr wants to know about your company technical environent and client requirements for your current project.You should answer very carefully like I have w...
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What is the difference between test techniques and test methodology?
quickmy
- Aug 8th, 2008
Software testing methods are traditionally divided into black box testing and white box testing. Software testing techniques can be categorized as automated software testing and manual software testi...
anand
- Oct 2nd, 2006
testing techniques is a way testing technique (security testing,functional testing etc)to be applied on project and and it wll inform to testers by test leadtest methodology or test strategy is a docu...
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What are the differences between interface and integration testing?Are system specification and functional specification the same?What are the differences between system and functional testing?
Sujatars
- Aug 22nd, 2007
Interface testing is to test the behaviour of the application,It basically testing if the data is flowing properly Integration testing is testing all the modules in integrated way , checking for the dependencies and communications between each modules.
Guest
- Sep 3rd, 2006
Interface testing:testing conducted to evaluate whether systems or components pass data and control correctly to one another.Integration testing: Intergration testing is the process of combining...
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What r the 5 different ways of opening the notepad
Elamathi
- Jan 3rd, 2012
Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Notepad Start -> Run -> type "NotePad" Start -> Search -> For Files or Folders -> enter "Notepad" to search -> select "Notepad" (Type as Application) Right click on...
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What does it take to be a software tester?
Pradeep Ind
- Nov 25th, 2006
The same qestion has been asked in a different way by a friend in previous page as top 10 qualities of a tester. Rakshita ur ans is very clear abt the tester. keep going RegardsS.Pradeep Kumar
jainbrijesh
- Nov 15th, 2006
Tester breaks the software to make it.A good tester always works as per SRS with cutomer point of view.
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What is the criteria for the success of a software project.
rahulskin
- Sep 25th, 2009
As per me the following are the criteria for the success of a software project.- Software project should be designed as per the Customer's requirements.- Customer satisfaction.
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What are the top ten qualities a tester should have?
kurtz182
- Nov 19th, 2009
A good tester will have the following ten qualities:1) An inquisitive nature2) Enthusiasm about his/her impact on quality3) Faith in his/her own instincts4) The motivation and capacity to learn5)...
Pradeep Ind
- Nov 25th, 2006
1.knowledge abt softwares2.good communication & analytical skills.3.trust developers but doubt the product4.should have a keen eye for details5.diplomatic but firm6.Nothing works until u hav teste...
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Is the dynamic testing a functional testing?
kurtz182
- Nov 17th, 2009
Dynamic testing refers to the testing of the dynamic behavior of code. It examines the system's response to variables that are not constant and change with time. In order to perfo...
G.D.S.Prasad
- Apr 17th, 2008
Dynamic testing includes both functional and non-functional testing (Load/Stress/Performance testing). Dynamic testing include unit, Integration, system and acceptance testing.
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How do you prepare Boundary Value Analysis and Equivalence Class Partitions for YAHOO UserId.
itssharma
- Mar 21st, 2010
Basically for BVA there is 2 Tech. 1- Book reference2- Indian Refernece.. so by the fist book referenceyahoo id min char-4 and max is 32 so BVA is 3, 4 -- 32, 33and for indian reference BVA is 3,4 5,-...
vk1978
- Apr 19th, 2009
Boundary Value Analysis : for Yahoo user id : Min characters - 4 : max Characters -32 so BVA for Yahoo user id : 3,4,5,31,32,33 characters Equivalence Class Partition : for Yahoo user id : ...
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What is the difference between synchronization, delay and wait.
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 30th, 2009
Hisynchronization is a process of make wait the application intentionally, and delay, wait are the methods to make wait.CNU
Balajirao19
- Jun 1st, 2009
Synchronization means the Anticipating time difference between the application and user /tool which makes the script not to proceed further for which we have to use delay functions which makes the application / tool to wait and proced which resolves the synchronization issue..
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Is there any difference between testing strategies for a product and a project separately?Can A tester who is working for a project based company, switch to product based company?what are the necessary things to learn to test a product apart from project?
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 30th, 2009
Project: Developed to a specific client with specific solutionsproduct: Developed for multiple clients with multiple solutionsTester should have a idea of who are using the application and they are expecting the from the application, and application should passed in Gloabalization testing etcCNU
nkamuni_mca
- Oct 30th, 2008
There are no had past rules for testing project and product separatly.... Both product and project are SW application and a tester can move from product testing to project testing and vice versa... Regards,Narin
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In functional testing, test cases are derived from requirements specs. So what are test cases for database, performance, stress, security, gui and other types of tests derived from? What documentation do you need to write these test cases or are they developed without any documentation?
kurtz182
- Nov 18th, 2009
For functional testing, test cases are derived from requirements. Requirements describe scenarios that users must perform in order to achieve various tasks with the program. Database, perf...
guralapjp
- Mar 25th, 2007
HiFor all types of testing, User requiremet and Functional / Sytem requirement documents would be helpful for better understanding to derive the test cases. If they are not specified, have a dialogue ...
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