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Perform Testing Without Expected Results
How will you perform testing without expected results?
kurtz182
- Nov 24th, 2009
If you have no 'expected results,' then you definitely do not have requirements and specifications for the application under test. This is about as bad as it gets in a testing project.&n...
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Seviority and priority
Hi guys,Check below form.Ename: Text boxEno: Text boxDesignation: drop downAddress: text fieldSalary (total):Text field (numeric)Basic: Text field (numeric)HRA: Text field (numeric)Bonus: Text field (numeric)Save: button Cancel: buttonNow my question is I need 2 examples for below question.List 1. High severity and High priority bugsList 2. High severity and low priority bugsList 3. Low severity and...
Vinayak82
- Jun 29th, 2012
Severity refers to the impact of bug on the software or any major functionality, whereas priority refers to the urgency in addressing the bug whether it has to be addressed immediately (high priority) or can be looked in later (low priority).
ry
- Feb 10th, 2012
Severity is the impact of the issue on the use of the system.
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What are the bottlenecks involved in performance testing?
Anshoo_Arora
- Oct 24th, 2007
Let me define a Performance Bottleneck for you with an example.Suppose you are driving back from your office and you are on an Interstate, let's say I-20. Suddenly, you encounter huge amounts of t...
parashersudhakar
- May 25th, 2007
The Main hurdle in performance testing is we cannot cover all the Scenarios and require a number of Resources.Br//Sudhakar
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How you used whitebox and block box technologies in your application?How did you use thos in page and sever base applications...
Please can any one send me the answer
Rose1
- Oct 20th, 2010
White box testing is testing the application by looking into the code. That is to do white box testing the tester should know the details of the code, internal working of the system.Usually developers...
SUSHALL
- May 27th, 2009
White Box Testing:Unit Testing is otherwise referred to as White Box testing. This is done by the developers where the internal structure of codes developed for a module or an entire functionality is ...
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Describe me to the basic elements you put in a defect report?
vk1978
- Apr 17th, 2009
Contents of defect are Defect ID, Summary, Description (environments, steps to reproduce, Expected values, Actual outcome), Status, Severity, Priority, Reproducible (y/n), Detected b...
Srinivas
- Oct 11th, 2007
1. Defect ID2.Defect Description3.Name of the Test case (which is faled)4.Expected Result 5.Actual Result6.Pre-Conditions7.Steps to Re-Produce8.Attach Screen shot
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How do u conduct boundary analys testing for "ok"pushbutton
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How we measure the test coverage?when to stop the testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 30th, 2009
Estimating the number of blackbox test cases:# blackbox test cases = [usecases x steps x rules]+[GUI‘s x objects x states]+[tables x tuples x instances]Metrics for measuring test case ...
quality_guy
- Oct 23rd, 2009
1) When the number of test cases are covered and how many passed and failed.2) Bug flow rate is low or zero.3) When more time is taken and its beyond the dead line.4) More budget is consuming than what is planned.
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What is SQA Activities?
nagarjunareddyyiza
- Aug 8th, 2006
1. Attending Kick of Meeting, Team meeting.....2. reviewing the SRS & other testing related documnet.3. Adding the suggestions regarding the process.4. Process Improvement.5. Particpated in Cost analysis meeting.6.Introducing new methods of testing
sudhakar
- Jul 31st, 2006
SQA is montioring and measuring the strength of the development team process in the software project is called software quality Assurance
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What is an exit and entry criteria in a Test Plan ?Please explain
michaly
- Sep 20th, 2011
In exit Criteria: I like to add to Santhoshi Kotha thorough answer: Risk. everything based on the Risk!
Santhoshi Kotha
- Sep 16th, 2011
The Entry andExit criteria are clearly mentioned in the Testplan: The Entry criteria is: 1. All the integration exit criteria has been sucessfully met. 2. All the installation documents have been comp...
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What is the difference between static testing and dynamic testing
Please can any one explain what is static testing and dynamic testing
G.D.S.Prasad
- Mar 4th, 2009
1. Dynamic testing involves the execution of the code where as static testing involves manual examination of documents, code etc.2. Dynamic testing finds fewer bugs than static testing.3. Static testi...
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Document Preparation
Explain which document is prepared first and who will prepare the documents in hierarchical order.
mithr17
- Oct 14th, 2011
The mother of all documents is the business requirements document prepared by BA or client. Based on this BA writes the requirements document. Based on this, dev team will prepare dev design document...
laxmi
- Sep 29th, 2011
in the initial phase business analyst prepare BUSINESS REQUIREMENT DOCUMENT(BDD), in the analyzing phase system analyst prepare SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION (SRS), IN designing phase technical l...
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Checklist for Testing Website without Requirement Specification
If there is no requirement and you have to do thorough testing for website then what are the checklist?
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Submitting Report and Test Cases
As a QA tester, who will you report or submit your test cases to?
Gaurav.khurana
- Mar 8th, 2016
To Test lead to get it reviewed
To BA to make sure coverage is there
To Development to make sure we are on the same page for understandingvishal sharma
- Feb 21st, 2016
Test Lead, Project Manager, Author
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Describe me any bug which may arise at the time of testing.With real time environment.
rhkvarma24
- Mar 17th, 2011
When testing in the Real time environment, we will be getting compatibility related bugs.
anitha kaasam
- Mar 14th, 2011
Bug is a type of error but in testing language we called as bug. Deviation from expection is called a bug. It can be of any type ?GUI Bug, funcational bug, non funcatonal bug.
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Explain about Metrics and types of metrics like schedule variance , effort variance?
parameshwar.V
- Dec 17th, 2013
Effort Variance should be (Actual Effort - planned Effort)/ Planned Effort.
EV should calculate w.r.t Person Days.
Schedule variance should be (Actual End Date - Planned End Date)/Planned End Date.
SV should calculate w.r.t Person Hours.
av45738
- Nov 20th, 2009
Effort Variance= (Actual effort-estimated effort)/Estimated effort*100Schedule Variance=(Actual elapsed time- estimated elapsed time)/estimated elapsed time*100
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What is the diffence between functional testing & black box testing?
Rose1
- Oct 21st, 2010
functional testing is a black box testing because in functional testing we test without looking inti its internal behavior or without looking into the code.In functional testing we are testing whether...
kurtz182
- Dec 18th, 2009
Black box testing does not require knowledge of source code in order to perform tests. Black box testing can include both functional and non-functional tests. Functional tests are those th...
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How can we perform testing without expected results?
arvind.krs
- Mar 8th, 2009
In brief, "Adhock" testing or "free form" testing which are done without having any test scripts are known as testing without expected results. But keep in mind that in these c...
vk1978
- Mar 7th, 2009
Suppose, if an application is already developed and with some older Technologies (ex MS Access or VB) and wanted to upgrade whole application with new technologies like .NET or Java, in this scenario ...
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What is the importance of a requirements traceability in a product testing?
Tracing requirements fromdevelopment to testing verifies that each functional requirement used inthe development matches those established for test cases. This lets testing teams double-check that all required system features are tested.
vk1978
- Apr 17th, 2009
Traceability Matrix - In simple words mapping requirements with Test cases As documents are interdependent the data present in the child document (Test case document must be based on Parent docum...
sumit4u
- Jul 6th, 2006
Traceability matrix maps your testcases with yr requitrements requirements.1st.By having a traceability matrix you ensure that all the customer requirements are tested. So as to ensure that u wil...
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What is the difference between System Testing,Integration Testing & System Integration Testing?
manii17k
- Oct 22nd, 2010
Once the application is installed into a environment as a whole is called as system testing in this stage the black box test engineer will perform many types of testing they are 1 . System integrati...
Rose1
- Oct 21st, 2010
System Testing:In system testing we test the system works well in the real environment with the real data. Since the servers and data are different it may not work as expected.Integration testing:In i...
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