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What is bucket testing? and which automation tool use for it ? why?
G.D.S.Prasad
- Dec 19th, 2006
Hi,The first comment (Lisa's) is the correct one.Bucket testing, otherwise known as A/B testing, is a methodology for gauging the impact of different product designs on a Web site?s metrics. The aim i...
arvind
- Aug 25th, 2006
Bucket testing is nothing but the load or stress testing we used load runner for it plz correct me if i m wrong
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What is Metrics Analysis?
dilton_dalton
- Dec 9th, 2007
What SJK described are some aspects of statistical process control (SPC) or statistical quality control (SQC). While SQC depends on the analysis of data (normally defect data), these are not the...
sjk
- Oct 20th, 2007
Metrics analysis is done once the trend is plotted. There are certain rules. 7 points on one side of mean line, 5 points with an ascending / descnding trend, points outside LCL UCL are few of the...
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What is the best practice of QA by using Mercury Products?
dilton_dalton
- Dec 9th, 2007
For the purposes of SQA, Mercury products are best used to under the legs of unsteady tables to keep them from rocking. The question makes no sense. Mercury produces software testing tool...
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If the requirements are added frequently or some of major requirements are missing, What do you do?
baburao_c
- Jan 3rd, 2008
Apart from what Poonam had mentioned. I want to add that one should constantly update/review Bi-directional Matrix where we can identify the components that were promised to be delivered to the components that were delivered
poonamb
- Sep 14th, 2007
This calls for strengthening of 2 different processes:Change Management process needs to be strictly followed if the requirements are added frequently. As part of Change Management you shoul...
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As a QA Engineer / QA Tester what was your activities during the whole day?
vk1978
- Mar 7th, 2009
It depends on the stage of project life cycle, in general in the early hours I will attend daily team meetings where I will inform team lead, what I are going to do for the day or else team lead ...
suru
- Nov 26th, 2007
As a QA tester my primary role on job was to write test cases manually. I was given the requirement specification from the team lead, the requirement specification states the modules of which the func...
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What is TRM?
fail_l
- Mar 8th, 2008
TRM (Test Responsibility Matrix): meanswhich type of testing technique has to be chosen to corresponding usecase.
Kamran
- Nov 22nd, 2007
I might be able to answer it if you elaborate your question. Whats the full form? I tried over google but there are loads of things and I cant guess which one is in your mind.
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Why do you use stubs and drivers in top down and bottom up approaches , how do they help
dilton_dalton
- Dec 9th, 2007
Stubs are replacements for called routines (object methods) that reproduce the behavior of the replaced routine to some level of fidelity. A stub may return after doing nothing, or it may check ...
prabhakar
- Oct 28th, 2007
Drivers are the readymade programs that instructs the hardware.
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18 kpas
What are the 18 different kpas (key process area)define each of them?
mithr17
- Oct 14th, 2011
Think about this; isn't it a pain for someone to define each ofthe 18 KPAs? Please use google and wikipedia.
Thanks.Bina Sarmah
- Sep 21st, 2011
CMM is the certification for18KPAS. It specifies the maturity of the organization in terms of level. There are 5 levels: Level 1. Initial - all companies are considered to be Initial even though ther...
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The test plan achieves the objective of _______
The test plan achieves the objective of _______ Answer 1 Everybody concerned with the project being in sync with respect to the scope, responsibilities, deadlines and deliverables. Answer 2 Everybody concerned with the project being in sync with respect to scope, responsibilities, requirement collection, deadlines and deliverables. Answer 3 Everybody concerned with the project being in sync with...
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Project with 80 bugs
What can you tell about the project if during testing you found 80 bugs in it?
ashishks
- Sep 9th, 2009
Project with 80 bugs is very common. Also it depends on the severity of the bug.
atdhdrolla
- Jun 13th, 2008
A Project with large number of defects doesn't mean that the development was not accurate or it is not developed as per requirements. below is a case when we faced large number of defects--we...
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Analyzing or Troubleshooting a problem
What are the steps or methods we use when analyzing or troubleshooting an issue/problem?
mahule_n
- Nov 6th, 2008
Reproduce the defect, record the steps, analyse the environment, functional dependancy if any exists. Gather the Exception stack with which I dont have to reproduce the defect. it provides more than s...
swapchand
- Aug 2nd, 2008
First I try to reproduce the issue and document the steps.and take some screenshots and discuss the problem with my lead.
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QA Process
1. In QA team, What does the term Process refer to?2. What are the different type of process?
kurtz182
- Dec 17th, 2009
Process refers to a set of interdependent procedures that serve to produce a desired result. Its meaning is no different in QA than anywhere else. QA processes include:1) Te...
sameerponkshe
- Oct 8th, 2009
Process means Quality proceses followed during the project executions, the high level processes are 1. Project Management Processes2. Change Management Processes3. Defect Management Processes4. Requirement Management Processes
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Tag a Release
What does it mean to tag a release? Why is it important to do this before testing?
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kurtz182- Member Since Nov-2009 | Dec 15th, 2009
One feature common to all version control systems is the ability to label or tag a release. Effectively, this provides a virtual “snapshot” of the state of all files at the time a release is built. In some systems like Clearcase, a label is attached to files, while in others, like Subversion, a label (or tag) is presented as a separate ‘directory’ in the repository. In either case, both allow you to turn the clock back to the moment of a release and rebuild things as they were at that time.
kurtz182
- Dec 15th, 2009
One feature common to all version control systems is the ability to label or tag a release. Effectively, this provides a virtual “snapshot” of the state of all files at the time a release ...
leo4rakesh
- Apr 15th, 2009
As far as I know, this means that a minor release must assure full compatibility with previous minor releases and you can guess why it is important by seeing the answer. As before any minor release it...
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Risk Management Plan
What are the contents of Risk management Plan? Have you ever prepared a Risk Management Plan ?
kurtz182
- Nov 24th, 2009
Risk is the likelihood and impact (positive or negative) that an event or series of events may occur. It analyzes the probability that these event(s) become an issue as well as their impact. Risk mana...
ShwetaSai
- Jun 30th, 2009
1. Risk Identification – the Risk Manager conducts risk identification meetings and uses the Risk Identification report and questionnaire to assist with initial identification of risks. 2. Risk ...
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Replace String Method
What is meant by Replace String method and the effective scenarios for writing testcases for the same?
sowjanya.h
- Jul 15th, 2009
This method is used to replace a particular string.Testing scenarios would be:1. To check whether the source string is replaced by correct destination string or not.2. Whether the source string can be...
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QA Professional Task
How does QA verify that existing product functionality is still working while verifying new product features and functionality?
mailme.qualityfirst
- May 6th, 2010
It is again functionality testing. But when new features are added, we call it regression testing. First test the newly added features, if you find bugs then take a decision to carry on testing based on criticality and later test the old featuresHope its right!
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UAT Testing
I am asked as to how many test scernarios will be typically created in a mid size project. I think this question does not make any scense as the scenrios is always based on the requirement and scope of the project. but I guess my answer is wrong and I did not get the project. Can anyone tell me what is the correct answer to this question..Thx
mithr17
- Oct 14th, 2011
Wow that's a really stupid question which you answered it correctly. As Gypsyqueen said there may be other reasons not just this one. The next time anyone asks you this question, you should put them ...
Gypsyqueen
- Sep 26th, 2011
Your answer sounds correct to me. Maybe there are other reasons you did not get the project.
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What is the challenging situation you faced with developer?
What is the challenging situation you faced with developer? How you reach project dead line( Suppose you work on multiple projects, one project completed 40% and other is 60% then what you do?
dave3940
- Aug 6th, 2014
The most challenging situation I have with developers is when I report, what i believe, is a bug, and the developer responds that it is "functioning as designed". Until the software is released, the Q...
mfsi_chinmayb
- Apr 27th, 2012
According to my experience the most challenging situation with developers is when the bugs you have produced are not producible over their environment . The It will be difficult to covey the exact bug...
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What is the difference between Test Case and Test Procedure.
amitkshirsagar
- Dec 13th, 2014
Test case is the smallest unit for testing(contains specific test condition with input data and expected output)
Test procedure is a collection of test cases.Rakesh
- Oct 25th, 2012
A test case has components that describes an input, action or event and an expected response, to determine if a feature of an application is working correctly.
A Test procedure is a specification of test cases that will be used to verify correct operation of a software module or application.
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