Is it before integration testing or after integration testing

Srinu

• Jun 17th, 2013

Once Sanity testing is done then we accept to System testing. it allows for full functional testing. it means all the functionality (White box) testing done here

Mintoo Amit

• Jun 12th, 2013

This is the high level testing and generally to be performed after the Integration testing.

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Gnanasundaram

• May 17th, 2013

Bench mark testing is a load testing component or an entire end to end IT system to determine the characteristics of the application.

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Sachin

• Apr 8th, 2013

Agile is Methodology which is contain the one or more process structure...where as a scrum is process which is a part of the Agile Methodology

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Affan

• Jan 28th, 2013

Bench-mark testing may be one of the factors which we set as an exit criteria for the testing.
For Example, if the error ratio falls to this level (bench-mark) we may exit the testing process.

yeahia ahmed

• Oct 23rd, 2012

A means of measuring system performance by having it perform a set of well-defined tasks. May be used to compare performance between systems.

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Inayat Ali Khan

• Jan 21st, 2013

When the product works according to the specified requirement without any issue and meets the satisfaction of the client.

Sweety Verma

• Apr 17th, 2012

Product that work every time ,any time and all time to specifications.

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Prafulla Sutradhar

• Sep 18th, 2012

If you say , Bug rate = total bugs found in software/ total test case exicute in software. total bugs found bug rate % that means ,rate%=-----------------...

Gothai

• Mar 15th, 2012

Bug rate = No. of bugs in a given module/Total number of bugs in a project

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Prafulla Sutradhar

• Sep 18th, 2012

Load test means how many User at a time use Application until it stop.

Stress test means breaking point of Application how much data can storage. How much data can handle application.

sameer deshpande

• Nov 9th, 2011

Hi, Load Testing:-In load testing you check at what point your application performance degrades. Stress Testing:-In stress testing you operate your application under abnormal condition to check at w...

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PrafullaSutradhar

• Sep 18th, 2012

Teating prosses depends on software company but still has a guideline. When produce meets with it requirement, exit
criteria, also sometime over budget, time is over but test is not finish.

cnananthan

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• Apr 19th, 2012

We can arrive at the decision of Testing is over based on the following criteria:

* Level of Confidence on the functioning is greater than the Customers Confidence.

* Known Bad (i.e.Tests Failed) + Unknown (i.e.Tests not run) is less than Known Good (i.e.Tests Passed)

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Telephonic interview question. please put the words as it is like you are in telephonic interview. How do you write a Positive and negative test case?

girija

• Aug 31st, 2012

Positive test case-put the value in a desired way and check for the results. negative test case-put the unexpected value and check the result

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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

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• 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.
Priority is the urgency of getting the issue resolved.

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FarhanaB

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• Nov 13th, 2011

The basic element in a bug report:

1)bug id number
2)test case steps
3) test case description
4) screen shot of the defect
5)actual result
6)expected result
7) Priority
8)Severity

SRIDHAR DOMMATI

• Nov 7th, 2011

Summery of the bug
priority
severity
description
author of defect(tester)
detected by
detected on
reproducible steps
scree shot
escalating to
expected value
actual value

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Answered by: BISWAJIT PANI

• Jun 15th, 2006

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1) Objectives

2) scope

3) Approach

4) Testing Methodology

5) Assumption

6) Risk

7) Contigency paln

8) Delivarable

9) Defect Reporting

10) Efforts and Estimation

11) Entry and Exit Criteria

12) Roles and Responsibilities

13) Schedules

14)Testing environment

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Sridhar Dommati

• Nov 7th, 2011

the question is "what are the key elements for creating Test Plan"? but all the people telling the contents of a Test Plan according to my view... "Test plan is a master document..which contains s...

santhishini

• Sep 21st, 2011

Quality assurance for preventing defects and qc for detecting defects.............
qa is done by developer and qc done by test engineer

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How you would go about putting in place standard QA/QC procedures for verifying fixed issues and ensuring high quality release?What metrics would you put in place so that we can measure the effectiveness of any new QA/QC procedures?

mithr17

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• Oct 14th, 2011

To answer your 1st question: simple! bug tracking tool to track issues/bugs/defects. Generate daily and weekly defect reports and publish them to all the project stakeholders - BA, dev team, QA team, ...

Gypsyqueen

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• Sep 26th, 2011

A problem tracking application should be (by qa, managers & developers) used to monitor problem (i.e. bugzilla), people assigned to each phase, problem fixed reassignments to qa, retesting and results...

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What are the 18 different kpas (key process area)define each of them?

mithr17

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• 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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Explain which document is prepared first and who will prepare the documents in hierarchical order.

mithr17

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• 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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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

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• 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

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• Sep 26th, 2011

Your answer sounds correct to me. Maybe there are other reasons you did not get the project.

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Hello, i need you help to answer this question:We have a programmed unit, that receives the alphabets and returns them reverses them. Now,there is a problem and it returns the letters in a different order.how we can figure what is a problem?For example, when we give him "abc" it should return us "cba" but now it returns "acb"..Thank you

Gypsyqueen

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• Sep 26th, 2011

This sounds like a problem with the logic in the program. Work with the developer or walk through the code or/and give it several longer strings to reverse and see if there is a pattern in the results

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Please explain , what is cloud computing testing .how to do do this type of testing

ankit sharma

• Sep 25th, 2011

1. Standardization
2. Security in public cloud
3. SLAs (terms and conditions of different vendors)
4. Infrastructure
5. Usage
6. Planning
7. Performance

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michaly

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• Sep 20th, 2011

In exit Criteria: I like to add to Santhoshi Kotha thorough answer: Risk. everything based on the Risk!

Santhoshi Kotha

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• 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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1.how to use roll back and roll forward testing in real scenario??2. How will we wright a traceability matrix , lets say for an Insurance Administration System?3. How far a Junior Quality Assurance person uses Quality Center tool in real work place? pls any one answer the questions for a live project, and not theoretically.It will be a very great help from you.Thanks.

jithesh69

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• Aug 25th, 2011

1.) Roll back testing is done to see if the old code (after the new code is tested and un-installed) works as expected. Not heard of roll forward testing - probably opposite to the above statement. 2...

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