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What is the entry criteria for Automation testing?
sandy05
- Jul 24th, 2007
Hi guys...Basic criteria for Automation testing is,1. Application should be stable2. All the exceptions may occur in the flow where we are going to automate should be well defined.3. Project of the cost should be define to select the tool
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Explain about how you would do Mainframe testing,
how it is done what are the tools used for that, is there any similarity between the traditional testing (where it is done manually to test a application or it is done automated), I'll appreciate if anyone can give explanation for these.ThankLeo
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What happens when a software tester makes wrong decession
ceenu279
- Sep 18th, 2007
What happens, if no UAT is conducted at client environment? and client found a defect after delivered?the application
raghuramsuravarapu
- Jun 19th, 2006
Very Good Question :A tester may generally takes wrong decisions in the below mentioned points.There are other points also like test strategy,test methodology,test plan which are related to experience...
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1. What is Bug life cycle?2. Test case biggest number of given three numbers?
skiran19
- Oct 25th, 2007
Bug Tracking is the process/series of steps followed from the time a bug is found, fixed and closed. The steps followed are:-1.) As soon as the bug is found it is entered into defect tracking system a...
Anitta
- Nov 30th, 2006
Hi,Bug Life Cycle: Bug life cycle is the work flow between the developer and the tester. The Life of a Bug starts from when it is logged and ends when, its Fixed by the Developer & Verified/Closed...
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How do you analyze your test results?
pardeep16d
- Nov 28th, 2007
We can analyze test results with the help of Test Director. in which we can click on Test Lab tab and analyze the result after execution of test case.
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How is a process-oriented approach different from a people-oriented approach? List pros and cons of each.
saran_anu81
- Dec 6th, 2007
Process-Oriented Approach is more advantageous when compared to people-oriented approach. In Process-oriented approach:People are not criticized. Only their products are criticized. As the ...
s.lakshmipriya
- Feb 20th, 2007
process- oriented approach concentrates on system requirements and project requirements.people-oriented approach concentrates on customer i.e people who came and give the project or product satisfy th...
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What is differnce between regression and retestingwhat is differnce between v model and water fall model
sushma_srikrishna
- Dec 6th, 2007
regression testing- re-execution of test cases in different releases just to make sure that changes (addition, deletion or modification of a feature, bug fix) does not introduce any bugs in unchanged ...
venkatesh.115
- Nov 30th, 2007
Re testing to be done to confirm the functionality of the application with multiple set of dataRegression testing to be done to ensure the modifications are not effecting the remaining functionality of the application.
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What are the drawbacks of adhoc testing? Suggest way to overcome them.Suppose a tester believes a unit contains a specification defect. Which testing strategy would be best to uncover the defect and why?
suneeta_tech2006
- Dec 18th, 2007
Hi,The Drawbacks of the Adhoc testing is that testing any module with out following any test plans or documents it dcreases the quality of the product and the risk of the bugs in the module increases ...
kumsan060
- Dec 15th, 2007
Adhoc testing done when without creation of test plan and test cases from this if it generates an error you cant come to know that that is an error and you dont know what type of input it should...
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Can the environmental changes cause errors. Eg. if a client is using oracle 8i for the present process if he changes and inputs all his data into the oracle 9i then does it effect the fuctionality of the current screen
suneeta_tech2006
- Dec 18th, 2007
Hi,Yes the environmental changes will cause errors they can be major also suppose in the application on the dev spot we have tested it only with old version of the database and the client is using the...
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What types of scripting techniques for test automation do you know?
suneeta_tech2006
- Dec 18th, 2007
Hi,Scripting techniques will be based on the tools for which the tester is going for.For every automation testing tool the techniques are different.
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How do you deploy a build? What is the required i/p s for deploying a build?
suneeta_tech2006
- Dec 18th, 2007
Hi,the process of deploying the builds varies with the plateform of the application.for e.g J2EE web based applications, To deploy a build first we need to pick the latest version or the label from th...
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When do you start developing your automation tests?
mohan056
- Jan 14th, 2008
To start writing test script 1) The application should be stable. 2) Application Bug density should be Low. 3) After 3 rd or 4th Release only to start writing the test script.
maveric systems sarathi
- Jan 7th, 2008
We can start the automation after the 80% of the cases have been covered by manual testing
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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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What is inspection,review
I dont know
billyin
- Jan 14th, 2008
-A review is the process under which static white-box testing is performed-Inspections are the most formal type of reviews. In inspections, the person who presents the code, the presenter o...
sailaja.ragampudy
- Nov 5th, 2007
The checking process conducted on roles without any prior intimation is called inspectionReview is the study of the documents done by respective roles depending on the context.
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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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Branch coverage
What is the difference between branch coverage, decision coverage and condition coverage, please explain it with the help of an example.
shahidjabbar
- Feb 7th, 2008
Branch coverage (sometimes called Decision Coverage) measures which possible branches in flow control structures are followed. Clover does this by recording if the boolean expression in the control st...
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Quality Matrix
What is Quality Matrix in Software Testing?
shahidjabbar
- Feb 11th, 2008
By word quality, we may be more generalized towards our target. but being a quality contious a "quality matix" should have;logical parameterization of our parameters i.e. first we should con...
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