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Explain about Non Functional Requirements with an example
Damixa
- Oct 2nd, 2010
A Non-functional requirement (amongst others) is Maintainabilty, portability, useabilty (the site is slow and so the site needs to be speeded up). So, Non-functional behaviour is about how a product w...
poojat07
- May 28th, 2009
Non-functional requirements are those requirements which are not explicitly mentioned by the customer. They are basically subjective in nature and differ from one person to another. The example of non...
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What is Use case?what is psudo code?
NANDA KISHORE
- Nov 1st, 2006
Pseudo code is a non executable code.it gives an idea to the developer for preparing the actual code.
saru
- Sep 26th, 2006
use case is nothing but software requirement specifications.
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What is Interoperability Testing?
Interoperability Testing can validate that two products work together and yet neither may be in compliance with the specification. This often happens when sets of two products are tested in a pair-wise manner but the sets are not tested with each other. This situation occurs for various reasons - foremost being the lack of universal test cases and unclear testing procedures. The principal risk in this...
qptopm
- Jul 28th, 2016
Interoperability testing involves testing whether a given software program or technology is compatible with others and promotes cross-use functionality. It checks whether software can inter-operate w...
kisskasa
- Jun 27th, 2008
Interoperability tests verify that the application can work in the production environment. Operability tests are performed AFTER or CONCURRENT with UAT(User Acceptance Testing). Plz correct me, if iam wrong.
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How is risk analysis done?
sunitha
- Dec 18th, 2006
Risk analysis is basically a factor that has to be predetermined before the entire starts up in order to avoid discomfort from client side
Sujatars
- Dec 6th, 2006
Risk Analysis is basically quantifying the risk. The 2 compoenents of Risk Analysis is 1)The probability of the event occuring & 2) the impact of event occured.
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What is an Inconsistent bug?
swapnpo
- Feb 1st, 2008
Which is not reproducable always.It means the behaviuor of certain function in an application is different at different times.Ex: The online link available in the Help menu of an Applic...
Geetha
- Oct 18th, 2007
consistent - reliable; Inconsistent - which is not constant and unstable. It means may be reproducible or may not. Can’t predict it defect.
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What is the Initial Stage of testing?
s.lakshmipriya
- Feb 11th, 2007
1.requirement analysis: based on the customer's requirement we prepare the software requirement specification document.2. test plan3. writing testcases
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How Load, Stress & performance testing is done practically? What templates and measures are noted down in all these testing?
Rajashree Dey
- Sep 29th, 2008
Suppose an application is used by 50 users, performing 20 transactions per day, supported by 5 servers.1) increase the number of users to 500.. can the application handle the additional load ?? - this...
Gautam
- Mar 7th, 2007
Load Testing = If an application can handle 1000 users and by automated software we produce 1000 virtual user to use the application concurrently then this type of Testing is known as Load Testing.Str...
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What is the testing policy ?and how to decided which one is best ?
narasani
- May 6th, 2008
Testing policy is a company level document prepared by quality control people. It will define the testing objective of the company.
praveen kumar
- Jan 19th, 2007
Hi, In test policy it includes testing defination,testing standard,testing measurements which r followed in your company.we can measure the best one by testing standard because in te...
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Why UNIX is Required for a testing Engineer? What is the Role of Testing Engineer If he knows UNIX?
kurtz182
- Jan 4th, 2010
UNIX would be required only for testers who are employed in organizations that produce products that operate in the UNIX operating system. The role of a UNIX application test engineer is no diff...
mathan_vel
- Aug 11th, 2009
Its not needed as all Testing Engineer should know UNIX. For some the requirement is like that.. They might to be work in UNIX paltform. or the mapped project would be in UNIX Platform
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What is Business acceptance testing and what is the difference between UAT and BAT
kurtz182
- Jan 3rd, 2010
Beyond the definitions already provided, some organizations define UAT and BAT like this:User Acceptance Testing (UAL) is conducted by the customer to ensure the system satisfies is contractual accept...
lakshmipriya
- Mar 9th, 2007
UAT: user acceptance testing. this will be done by end-users or testers. it concentrates on meting the customer's requirements functional/software /hardware requirements.BAT: business acceptance t...
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What are attributes of good bug ?
rahulskin
- Sep 21st, 2009
A good bug should have the following:1) Summary for the bug, from which the person reading the bug should get an overall idea about the bug.2) The details for the bug should be provided with the steps...
suneeta_tech2006
- Dec 18th, 2007
Hi,The characteristics of a good bug is that i should be easily understood by the Dev people and easily reproducable in their environment.The good bug should be properly debugged
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What is meant by Fishbone Chart?
hareeshmte
- Jul 7th, 2008
Fishbone’s document offers your team: • site architecture • use case scenarios • flowchart diagrams describes an information architecture design based on our user testing findings...
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What criteria do you use when determining when to automate a test or to leave it manual?
mohan056
- Jan 14th, 2008
On the basis of complexity of the test cases . we should deside it is converted to test script are not.it might be functionality wise,scnarios it depends. only the test cases that should automate is, The test cases should be simple and manual intervention become less.
maveric systems sarathi
- Jan 7th, 2008
Hi,When you want to do regression testing or functional testing of the incremental version of the module it is best to go for automation to save time. If you are releasing fresh product or larger volume of new version which is totally different from last version, manual testing is preferred.
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How to write security and cookie test cases for web application
Can any one tell me how to write security and cookkie test cases for web application with an example
sandeepkashyap
- Jun 6th, 2008
The major things, which we have to consider while writing the security test cases are: sql injection, url re-writing and cross site scripting. If e.g. at login page we are able to inject the sql injec...
jaspinder_23
- Jan 12th, 2008
Right now i cant tell the ans. to u people. i will post its ans. after some time
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Database Testing
Please let me the testing tasks carried out as part of Database Testing? What does a manual tester need to become proficient with DB Testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 19th, 2009
The answer to this question differs between company and project. In general, testers may need to understand all or any combination of the following things relating to the application under test:...
Nitinkk
- Aug 27th, 2009
For DB Testing Manual process.O/R mappings (including the meta data) Incoming data values. Outgoing data values (from queries, stored functions, views ...)
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Fish pond analysis
What is 'fish pond analysis' w.r.t software testing?
mathan_vel
- Sep 25th, 2009
It's just of Analysing the problem/issues/bugs in the software to make the Quality better.
patelsameer101
- Mar 17th, 2009
Trend analysis is the process of finding out trend of independent variables for the system under test. Eg: for web site we can do a trend analysis with number of users v/s response time and find a ...
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Search Operation Expected Results
How do you obtain the expexted results for testing a search operation?
kurtz182
- Nov 22nd, 2009
The answer to this question depends on the application that is using the search engine as well as the nature of the search term. If the user is searching an application for content, like a websi...
jegansurya
- Oct 5th, 2009
1) Corresponding Search Window should be opened & hold corresponding field names in that.2) Search Operation should be shown correct result while valid data.3) Search Operation should be shown warning...
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Mclabe Cyclomatic Complexity
What does the mclabe cyclomatic complexity of a program determine?
mailme.qualityfirst
- May 17th, 2010
Cyclomatic complexity is a software metric. It is used to indicate the complexity of a program. It directly measures the number of linearly independent paths through a program's source code. The c...
kurtz182
- Dec 31st, 2009
Cyclomatic complexity is likely the most widely used complexity metric in software engineering. It describes the complexity of a procedure by measuring the linearly independent paths through its source code.
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Waterfall Model Phases
Outline the main phases found in the waterfall model and provide evidence that supports this statement in the context of the waterfall when used in practice.
kawaljit bedi
- Feb 3rd, 2012
1. Sotware Requirement Specification
2. Analysis
3. Design
4. Coding
5. Implementation
6. Maintanancegsrmohan
- Feb 27th, 2011
Phases are like this:1. Requirements.2. Design3. Implementation4. Verification5. MaintainanceAll these phases go in a sequence.In Extented Waterfall model we had all these phases come in iteration.
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