What are the different types of testing approaches?

Prabhu Prasad Mishra

• Apr 14th, 2014

1. Big Bang approach: Suppose we need to test integration between two modules. One module is already developed but the other is not yet developed. So we need to wait for the second module to ready and...

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Prabhu Prasad Mishra

• Apr 14th, 2014

Software Testing is series of activities which is called software testing life cycle. Requirement Analysis: In this phase the tester go through the SRS to understand the requirement and then intervie...

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priyam pandey

• Jul 1st, 2014

according to me v-model means verification and validation model. Just like waterfall model the v-shaped life cycle is is sequential path of execution of process Each phase must be completed before the...

SIRAJ BABU SHAIK

• Jul 28th, 2012

in v model we do the testing in every phase means BRS(business requirement specification) prepared and reviewed by same BA there after he submitted the document ti SA, SRS(system requirement specifica...

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Can anybody give me sample test plan/test cases related to banking domain?

kumar

• Jul 10th, 2014

There is No specific test plans for Banking Domain. Test Plan is same for all domains. At the same time there is NO specific test scripts fall under banking domain. Test scripts are always written ba...

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Kumar

• Jul 14th, 2014

Test Harness is nothing but a dummy screen with the fields. Using Test Harness we can enter and submit the data. Its not a real screen but it behaves in that manner.

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Kumar

• Jul 14th, 2014

If the all requirements are there for a project and they are defined and has the clarity, better to go for any of the traditional Modle ( Waterfall, V- Model, Spiral....etc). If the requirements are ...

ishita13

• Dec 23rd, 2011

Agile methodology has the advantage of accepting the changes at every time in the project till the release time. In this methodology the advantages are : 1. Small releases are made time to time after...

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Kumar

• Jul 14th, 2014

InScope - What are all testings we are going to conduct for the App. (Like - Functional testing, Regression Testing, Load Testing...etc.) Outof Scope - What are all the testings we are NOT going to c...

Sandhya.Kishan

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• Mar 19th, 2012

We can define scope by defining deliverable, functionality and data and a;so by defining technical structure. In-scope are things the project generates internally e.g. Project Charter, Business Requir...

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Prasad

• Jul 15th, 2014

Same goes for the server and region allocation as per the requirements the team will analyze and allocate the servers and Mainframe regions.

Prasad

• Jul 15th, 2014

Hope this might help--- Test data setup task has been taken care by test data team which is supposed to be responsible for setting up data or accounts as per the requirements mentioned in TDC (Test ...

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How did you manage defect creation and verification for the defects that were found? Describe your interaction with key IT players to resolve the defects.

Prasad

• Jul 15th, 2014

Defect creation and verification can be managed through the defect life cycle management tools like HP QC, JIRA, IBM rational, or other ALM tools which has facility to upload test case and to map the ...

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Geetanjali

• Sep 4th, 2014

V model is an extension of waterfall model.Its left arm is verification and right arm is validation.verification evaluates the document of the development phase and validation evaluates software appli...

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What is the difference between Requirement Traceability Matrix and Traceability Matrix?

priya

• Sep 22nd, 2014

Requirement traceability matrix is mapping between the requirements and test cases.that means every req covered with test case or not
Traceability matrix means tracing or mapping between rows and columns

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Deepti

• Nov 3rd, 2014

A functional requirement is that it essentially specifies something the system should do. A non-functional requirement is that it essentially specifies how the system should behave the difference b...

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sridevi

• Dec 6th, 2014

Retesting is the testing performed on a fixed defect to verify it is working fine or not.

regression testing is the testing performed on the modified application to verify whether the fixed defect is impacting on the other related functionality of the application.

manoj

• Nov 26th, 2014

Whenever there is a change or updation in codings or requirements regression testing is performed it is done to validate that the changes had cause any impact to other modules in a project. Whereas in retesting is to validate the existing testcase after a bug has been fixed.

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What is Non-functionality Testing in software?

srujanareddyg

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• Jan 12th, 2015

In NFT the quality characteristics like efficiency, usability, reliability, portability, scalability, security, volume, etc. of the component or system are tested. Example: How many people can login ...

Anu

• Jan 9th, 2015

Function testing is is the type of testing done against the business requirements of application.

The non Functional Testing is the type of testing done against the non functional requirements.

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What is co-existence testing? Why do we do it? What would be the passing criteria for a successful co-existence? Any sample application where you feel we require this kind of testing?

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kamal1_batra  

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• Member Since Nov-2008 | Feb 11th, 2009

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Coexistence testing involves the working of application, on different hardware & software configurations. It checks the performance of the application with different combinations of different types of resources.

Compatibility testing checks if the two systems or two different resources are able to exchange the information successfully when an application is implemented or installed. This testing is usually performed when an already existing program is replaced with a new application.

Surendra

• Jan 21st, 2015

Do we have any specific tools to perform the co existance testing or a functional automation tool can automate these activities ?
Please help.

kurtz182

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• Dec 24th, 2009

Coexistence testing seeks to identify issues when an application works alongside or interacts with other target software on the same machine.  Coexistence testing answers questions such as:1) Wil...

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Differentiate between robustness testing and worstcase testing ?

Zahery

• Apr 7th, 2015

Robustness testing: test using both valid and invalid inputs.
Worst Case Scenario testing: test using extremal(Boundary) values of one input variable.
Robust Worst Case Scenario testing: test using extremal values for every possible input variable.

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nimesh

• Jun 5th, 2015

SharePoint 2007 Test Data Population Tool (available at CodePlex)
Sporm (available at Codeplex)
Can also Use Typemock Isolator for Testing sharePoint object model.

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RamaKrishna

• Jun 9th, 2015

Defects leaks out from one level of testing(from testing phase to UAT or Production Phase...) to another level of testing is called defect leakage

chandra

• Jun 11th, 2014

Defect release: The software is released with the known defects is called Defect release

Defect leakage: The software is released with the unidentified defects is called defect leakage

Defect gap: The time gap b/w the defect is identified and fixed..

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Rick Briggs

• Jun 18th, 2015

Actually a test procedure is the manual execution of a set of test cases.

srujinunna

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• Jul 2nd, 2010

Test procedure consists of detailed sequence of steps that has to be followed for executing a test, generally test procedure is written from a test case. 

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If a bug is not found in the testing environment and found in production environment, How will you deal with it?

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crazytester  

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• Member Since Dec-2009 | Jan 13th, 2010

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We need to check 1st whether it was within our testing scope or not. If Yes then we have to do a RCA ( Root Cause Analysis). RCA report must be delivered to all the stake holders. 

Devina

• Jun 28th, 2015

If the defect that has occurred is part of test requirement than check for below points: - Try to re-produce same defect on testing environment, to make sure we have not missed it. - Check with the...

Torsten Zelger

• Nov 18th, 2014

Check your regression test suite whether it contains a scenario that could have detected the issue before it went to production. If yes, find out why it was not executed and give it a higher priority ...

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