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Hi i was asked this question in a recent interview 'how familiar are u with web technologies?'so what exactly should i talk about & how much am i supposed to know about them? can somebody help me out...plz..i have an interview to face in a week..
jainbrijesh
- Nov 14th, 2006
You are a tester, so relate this question with testing .Tell them what you see when you test a website.
Dileep Kumar.G
- Nov 4th, 2006
Hi vaas,Web technologies are nothing but HTTP, HTML, STRUCTS, XML..... which are used to developed any webbased application. cheersdileepkumar.g@gmail.com
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What is Pareto Principle?
Guest
- Nov 7th, 2006
Hi,Pareto Principle: Pareto Principle means 80% of the errors comes in 20% of the code..if we concentrate on 20% code(main functionality) we can redude the numberof defects...let me know if there are any mistakes..Regards,Satya.k
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What is Multi Unit Testing ?
sudhakar2068
- Aug 29th, 2006
To the test different modules and combine together as component or module is called as mutli unit testing.sudhakar kolla.09819859346
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What is Inter-Systems Testing? Can anybody explain it with an example.
Guest
- Oct 31st, 2006
Thank You very much Indhiroh
indhiroh
- Oct 31st, 2006
Inter system testing also known as end to end testing is coexistence of software application with other existing software to share the resourcesex:at e-seva,from the same system,like electric,telephon...
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What is the differnce between functional testing and system testing?
Subbu4testing
- Oct 30th, 2006
Functional testing means testing based on the Functionality or behaviour of the system or software component.System testing means Hpw the software component or system works with system specifications.Here tester will perform both Functional and nonfunctional testing
sudhakar2068
- Oct 5th, 2006
functional testing :Testing the features and operational behavior of a product to ensure they correspond to its specifications. Testing that ignores the internal mechanism of a system or component and...
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What is the difference between SIT and IST?
madhukiran
- Oct 17th, 2006
System Integration Testing is a testing process that shakes down source code developed and fixes any variance before proceeding to the next testing phase. To complete (or exit) SIT, there must be fewe...
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Can anyone tell me what is test script?give one example.
sudhakar2068
- Oct 6th, 2006
A test script is a short program written in a programming language used to test part of the functionality of a software system. A written set of steps that should be performed manually can also be cal...
raja.raja
- Sep 29th, 2006
Test script consists navigation statements and check points. or Sequence steps that decribes funtionality.
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What is logsheet? and what are the components in it?
sudhakar2068
- Oct 5th, 2006
A log sheet can be called as Defect Tracking Format, Bug Reporting Format.They components in that are.Defect Id.Discription.Build version Id.feature.Test case.Severity.Priority.Produceable...
raghuramsuravarapu
- Jun 18th, 2006
Hey,A log sheet is generally a defect report.Server logs are also attached to the defect,for the developers to check ,what is the behaviour of the application, request and response of the r...
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What is meant by bucket testing?
sudhakar2068
- Oct 5th, 2006
Design list about the utility of product design research got me thinking about how the bucket testing of Web sites has seemed to change over time. Bucket testing, otherwise known as A/B testing, is a ...
raghuramsuravarapu
- Jun 18th, 2006
Bucket testing is also called as variable testing or A-B testing .Buckets are our implementation of smart objects. A bucket is a storage unit that contains data. The bucket design goals are: aggregati...
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What is API testing? Is API testing and white box testing same?
sudhakar2068
- Oct 5th, 2006
Application Programming Interface (API): A formalized set of software calls and routines that can be referenced by an application program in order to access supporting system or network services. Yes ...
saravanan
- Aug 30th, 2006
API testing which test the methods of any given Java API for valid, invalid and inopportune inputsThis includes testing of EJBs deployed on Application Servers as well.
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How do you set up a test environment or what kind of activities are involved in setting up a test environment? Could anybody answer please..
Sripath
- Sep 25th, 2006
Test Environment is nothing but seting up whole environment that is need for startoff of testingLike No of Servers, with different versions, Resources needed,H/W,S/W.and at what phase of testing ur involved in .
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How do u identify the objects in an web application?
Nik_Agarwal
- Sep 18th, 2006
In Winrunner: Learning objects in GUI Map,In QTP: Adding objects to the Object Repository.
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What is meant by test environment,...what is meant by DB installing and configauring and delploying skills?????????????
raghuramsuravarapu
- Jun 18th, 2006
Test Environment :Environment that is to be created for the testing team to execute the tests manually as well as by automation.This test environment is the integration of software,hardware,...
Prasad
- May 30th, 2006
Dear Friends,Tes Environment : It is nothing but Software, Hardware components to execute our tests smoothly.DB installing is nothing but installing DB on server/System.Configuring here refers to givi...
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Quantitative Metrics
What are the Quantitative Metrics collected in testing projects?
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kurtz182- Member Since Nov-2009 | Nov 18th, 2009
A Test metric is a standard means of measuring some attribute of the software testing process. They establish test progress against the test schedule and may be an indicator of future results. Metrics are produced in two forms – base and derived metrics.
Examples of base metrics:
# New test cases
# Regression test cases
# Test cases run
# Test cases not run
# Passes
# Fails
# Test cases under investigation
# Test cases blocked
Examples of derived metrics:
% Test cases complete
% Test cases passed
% Test cases failed
% Test cases blocked
% Test defects correctedsrinivasulub1981
- Nov 28th, 2009
HiMetrics can be prepared at any level of SDLCRequirements:-> Schedule Variance-> Effort Variance-> Frequency of CR's, etcTesting:-> Test cases count per module-> Test cases types: ...
kurtz182
- Nov 18th, 2009
A Test metric is a standard means of measuring some attribute of the software testing process. They establish test progress against the test schedule and may be an indicator of future results.&n...
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Test Database Upgrade
Suppose a DB has just been upgraded from Oracle 10g to 11. What testing factors will you look at?
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kurtz182- Member Since Nov-2009 | Nov 30th, 2009
1) Test the upgrade itself. Do problems arise? Has anything new been introduced that needs to be accounted for? If so, make sure it works properly.
2) Run functional tests that rely on the database to ensure they function properly.
3) Run performance tests to ensure data is obtained within specified performance parameters.
4) Ensure data integrity is maintained after upgrade. Contstraints, for example, should still be handled as expected.
5) Run load and/or stress test to ensure the upgraded database still handles user load and performs well under the most business-critical resource-intensive circumstances.
6) Test the Oracle client. Ideally, any issues will have been caught in the upgrade test, but it is a necessary step in the process.virgosls
- Apr 24th, 2010
1. Identify and execute the testcases which can exercise all the database operations from application.2. Execute automation scripts3. Execute performance tests4. Identify and execute testcases which update the existing records to test the backward compatibilty.
kurtz182
- Nov 30th, 2009
1) Test the upgrade itself. Do problems arise? Has anything new been introduced that needs to be accounted for? If so, make sure it works properly. 2) Run functional tests ...
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Checklist for Recovery Testing
What is Recovery Testing? In what ways we can do it? List the checklist for Recovery Testing.
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kurtz182- Member Since Nov-2009 | Jan 1st, 2010
Recovery testing is the forced failure of an application to determine whether it can recover without impaired functionality or data loss. The breadth and depth of recovery testing depends on the mission-critical nature of the application.
Some examples are:1) Take a database down while an application is sending transactions and then bring the database back up again. Verify there is no loss of data and that the application resumes in a way that users will know how to proceed.
2) While an application is running, restart the computer and validate there is no data loss and that users can proceed without negative side effects.
3) While application is receiving data over a network, unplug and reinsert the network cable to validate the application's ability to continue receiving without loss of data.
4) Restart the computer while a browser has a number of sessions running simultaneously and then determine if the browser is able to recover all of them.
kurtz182
- Jan 1st, 2010
Recovery testing is the forced failure of an application to determine whether it can recover without impaired functionality or data loss. The breadth and depth of recovery testing depends on the missi...
Testing Common Interview Questions
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