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What is meant by Bug Seeding?
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What is the difference between functional testing and functionality testing?
mithr17
- Nov 1st, 2011
I agree with "jainbrijesh". I have 7+ IT experience and the 2 terms are used interchangeably. No subtle or big difference at all.
Rest of the answers are as confusing me to as they are to you!jainbrijesh
- Nov 15th, 2006
Both are same according to me. Functionality testing is not a testing term.
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Which phase is called as the Blackout or Quite Phase in SDLC ?
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Working of Step In, Step Out, Step Over in QTP.
How to use step in, step out & step over in QTP. what's the difference between these three functions ?
samisalona
- Apr 19th, 2008
Step IntoChoose Debug > Step Into, click the Step Into button, or press F11 to run only the current line of the active test or function library. If the current line of the active test or function l...
chandusep
- Feb 21st, 2008
There are 3 types of Step Command.1) Step In: It is used for executing a single statement if that statement is a function call or action call then it will step into that function or action2) Ste...
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What is Light Weight and Heavy Weight in Testing
kurtz182
- Dec 8th, 2009
Lightweight test projects are those that are small and of little complexity. For these reasons they are easily manageable.Heavyweight test projects are those that are large and of great complexity. For these reasons they are not easily manageable.
saransh.kanaujia
- Mar 22nd, 2008
hi as it is describe by vandana about heavy weight it's true, generaly these type of pjects have high risk project like aeroplane traffic cantrol software or any real time system software as conce...
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What is the major difference between Web services & client server environment?
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Answered by: Tinah
- Mar 29th, 2007
You guys are confusing Web Services with Web application. Web Services are quite different to web applications.
Web Services are API's that can be accessed over a network and executed on a remote server hosting the requested services.
It refers to those services that use SOAP formatted XML envelopes and have their interfaces described by a WSDL.srinivasulub1981
- May 28th, 2009
Web Services : Web Services can convert your applications into Web-applications.Web Services are published, found, and used through the Web.Client Server:Client server applications are 2 tier arch. apps. It has only 2 layers ie client and server.
abhilashkarlapudi
- Oct 30th, 2007
Web services---2 tier architecture, unlimited usersclient services-N tier architecture, limited users
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Ad hoc Testing
What is the purpose of Ad Hoc Testing in Software Testing?
srikant.mudiyala
- May 21st, 2011
In generally every Testing team is conducting optimal testing but sometimes testing is not able to conduct optimal due to risk in testing like time,resource,budget etc.,.in dis situations testing team will follow Adhoc testing or also know as Informal testing.
yuganr
- Mar 23rd, 2011
Generally every company is plans to follow complete and correct procedure in testing. But sometimes companies try to follow informal methods in testing due to lack of time, depends on risk, lack of kn...
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In an application if i enter the delete button it should give an error msg "Are u sure u want to delete" but the application gives the message as "Are u sure". is it a bug. And if it is how would you rate its severity.
srikant.mudiyala
- May 21st, 2011
Severity is minor & priority can be low to fix this. But if it is a client request then this will become as major Severity & low priority.
kurtz182
- Dec 7th, 2009
Consider this hypothetical scenario: To your utter amazement, you are informed that you are the millionth customer who has visted this website and you are asked "Do you want a million dolla...
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What is the difference between an exception and an error?
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Answered by: Sameer
- Apr 26th, 2006
Exception:Exception as the name suggests anything that is unusal.For e.g. if i try to delete a file which doesn't exist then it is an exception.
Error:Error is caused if something is wrong with the program.For e.g. a syntax error,logical error or runtime error.
mithr17
- Nov 1st, 2011
@ deepasree - Really? I think the question was regarding "exce"ption and not "expe"ctation. LLOLL
srinivasulub1981
- May 28th, 2009
Exceptions: It's an unexpected error/issue whch needs to be handled by dev teamError : Problem in the coding interms of syntax
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Define Quality - bug free, Functionality working or both?
manchoc
- Feb 18th, 2011
Quality of the software is what the?client pays for. It means it should perform the intended functions without any major flaws.
rohan.satpute
- Feb 6th, 2011
Quality Software Deliverable means:1. Delieverable meets User/Customer Requirements.2. Reasonably Bug-Free Software.3. Delivered within defined Timeline & Budget.4. Easily Maintainable. Also, Less Post Release Maintainence Activity, thus reducing Cost.
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Difference b/w retesting and regression testing?
Mallika Chintalapalli
- May 6th, 2011
Regression Testing:Regression testing is a testing conducted on the already tested functionality again and again.Retesting:Retesting is a testing done on the same functionality with multiple sets of data again and again.this starts from the first build and continues till the end
bunty prakash
- Aug 10th, 2007
Retesting : It means we are going to test only one portion of the our project to ensure that portion is working properly after fixing.
Regression testing : In this testing,we test the change of one portion has no bad effects on other portion of project. -
Define Bug Life Cycle?What is Metrics
Plz give me the answer
Mallika Chintalapalli
- Apr 27th, 2011
Bug Life cycle is a process of identifying the defect and subject to rectification.Metrics means measures.(what are all the measures taken to identify the defect)
srinivasulub1981
- May 28th, 2009
Bug Life Cycle:New : Logged the bug by TEOpen: After review it by team lead then changed it's status to open Fixed : Once dev agree with that he can change the status to fixed once fixed that issueClo...
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How much time is/should be alloated for Testing out of total Development time based on industry standards?
rohan.satpute
- Feb 6th, 2011
It depends upon following Factors:1. Type of Project/Delieverable.2. Scope of Testing.3. Types of Testing to be Performed.Testing can vary for 30%-50% of total Development Time. I have considered the case of Manual Tesing here. Automation can reduce the end delieverable timelines.
kurtz182
- Dec 16th, 2009
The answer to this question depends on the industry, software development model, company, and project. In my company and on most my projects, we allocate roughly 35 percent of total development resources on our test effort.
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What is Scalability Testing? Which tool is used?
srinivasulub1981
- May 28th, 2009
Scalability testing lets you ensure that your web application is scalable, that is, it can handle an increased workload with added resources and determine whether it best scales up, by upgrading the s...
truptirane
- May 29th, 2008
Scalability Testing, part of the battery of non-functional tests, is the testing of a software application for measuring its capability to scale up or scale out [1]- in terms of any of its non-functio...
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What is Bug Tracking Process, Reporting, Re-testing and Debugging?
kurtz182
- Dec 17th, 2009
This represents The Bug Life Cycle, but not in its proper order. Here is a very high level view of each phase in proper order:1) Finding the bug2) Reporting the bug <-...
kurtz182
- Nov 14th, 2009
BUG TRACKING PROCESS: This is a process used to manage defects from the time testers discover them to the time they are fixed by developers. When testers discover defects they open bug rep...
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Define Reliability?
kurtz182
- Dec 17th, 2009
Reliability refers to the liklihood that something will - do what you intend for it to do - when you intend for it to do it.
srinivasulub1981
- May 28th, 2009
Reliability has to do with the quality of measurement. In its everyday sense, reliability is the "consistency" or "repeatability" of your measures
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Cost of solving a bug from requirements phase to testing phase - increases slowly, decreases, increases steeply or remains constant?
mithr17
- Nov 1st, 2011
If you are asking this question, it means you have not understood SDLC nor any of the QA concepts for that matter.
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Best to solve defects - requirements, plan, design, code / testing phase?
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Answered by: Satya Prakash
- Oct 4th, 2005
In any phase, the sooner we see a defect, the less is the cost spent on rectifying the defect. It becomes a costlier affair in later stages. The best phase is Requirements phase. When the defect is found in later phases, it costs more for its correction.
rohan.satpute
- Feb 6th, 2011
As we are aware, in SDLC later the defects identified, costlier is the Project Delieverable. Earlier the defect identified & resolved, cheaper is the costing. So, as per the provided option, Best time to resolve the defects is during the Requirement Phase.
nitinjoshi226
- Jan 8th, 2011
The Best time to solve defect is at the requirement Phase - by business Analyst, plan, design - for developer using static analysis tools and testing phase by testers. Defects find at the in...
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What is the purpose of software testing's - Bug removal, System's functionality working, quality or all?
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Answered by: Satya Prakash Itharaj.
- Oct 4th, 2005
The main purpose of Software testing, I think is not to remove the bug but to find the bug. Also ensuring the application works correctly as per the requirements and thereby increasing the quality of the product and increasing the confidence in the product.
manchoc
- Feb 18th, 2011
Its Quality. Testing is a Quality Control (QC) activity. Software testing is the process of finding the defects so as to improve the quality of software. It doesnt mean that the software is 100% defect free but the quality will be high after validating when compared before testing.
rohan.satpute
- Feb 6th, 2011
Purpose for Software Testing:1. To ensure whether the software Build is as per User Requirements/.2. To ensure reasonably Bug free Software, to uncover bugs withing software, if any.3. To improve qual...
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Requirements Traceability in Product Testing
What is the importance of requirements traceability in a product testing?
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Geethika Gayathri- Member Since Mar-2010 | Mar 19th, 2010
Traceability matrix maps the requirements to the test cases written. The matrix will help us to check if we have attained 100% test coverage or not.
yuganr
- Mar 23rd, 2011
Requirements traceability matrix maps the requirements to the?prepared test cases?to estimate completion of requirements coverage?in product testing.
krishnagovinda
- Feb 3rd, 2011
Requirements Traceability is very impertant in Product Testing. We?acknowledge the?testing activity to be complete only when the RTM is complete. The Tester is assured that proper testing is done only when the test cases trace back to all the requirements.
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