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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 rush or panic mode
kurtz182
- Jan 4th, 2010
Panic mode occurs across all levels of an organization for many reasons. Throughout a software development life cycle, many circumstances can cause members of an organization to&...
s.lakshmipriya
- Feb 19th, 2007
Hai! i am not sure. but i am thinking that rush or panic mode is nothing but critical mode.for eg in the database updation is not done.rush or panic mode only the tester and developer first need to solve.regards
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WAS(web application stress) tool is used for which type of testing?
Akash Chandra
- Aug 29th, 2006
Hi, As I know the WAS tool is used for calculating and Testing the Stress on Web Application under Test(WAUT). Like LoadRunner used for both testing load and stress testing of the web application.
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Name few common bug's in localization testing?
kurtz182
- Jan 4th, 2010
When an application is localized to a different culture, some of the following may occur:1) Loss of functionality 2) Text truncations3) Missed translations4) Typographical errors5) Grammar6) Incorrect linguistic context7) Date and time formats8) Currency
vijayabhaskar411
- Oct 7th, 2009
Localization is the process of adapting a globalized application to a particular culture/locale. Localization testing checks how well the build has been translated into a particular target languag...
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Pls explain the concept of Regression Testing with the help of simple Example
kurtz182
- Jan 4th, 2010
Regression testing involves re-using manual tests or automated scripts to ensure that suspected vulnerable functionalities are tested on a periodic basis (typically each and every build). There ...
G.D.S.Prasad
- Dec 22nd, 2006
Hi,Regression testing: Testing of an application to ensure bug fixes and change requests (enhancements) made to it doesn?t cause any unwanted flaws in the application. Automated testing tools can be especially useful for this type of testing.RegardsPrasad
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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 is the Black Box Testing for web-based application?
kurtz182
- Jan 2nd, 2010
Black box testing for a web-based application is the same as for any other. It simply means the tester does not consider any of the technology that went into producing the application while test...
Nitinkk
- Aug 27th, 2009
Black box testing concept remains the same ...but the Differnce is testing the Desktop or Web Application.Rgds,Nitin K Verma
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Realizing you won’t be able to test everything- how do you decide what to test first?
kurtz182
- Jan 2nd, 2010
There are many ways to determine what to test first, and they all depend on context and what is important to your company. Here are some things to consider when prioritizing tests. ...
rahulskin
- Sep 21st, 2009
The following are the points that you can test:- The important functionality.- All the links and buttons working properly.- The functionality with positive input works properly.- Links breakages.
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What are all the scenarios to test a report
kurtz182
- Dec 31st, 2009
Possible tests for testing a report:1) Installation2) GUI testing3) Functional testing4) Usability testing (easy to interpret, learn, use, recall)5) Security testing (authorization; read and write per...
Anil Tamhane
- Feb 17th, 2006
Some scenarios:1.First test the report is visible in all the 'Viewers' provided. (e.g. test the report is visible in Exel,Pdf,Viewer etc ).2.Check all the containts of report are correct or not.3.Chec...
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What do you mean by dynamic testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 31st, 2009
Dynamic testing refers to any testing that examines the dynamic behavior of a software program. It is performed after the software is compiled and run. By supplying input data, a test...
G.D.S.Prasad
- Dec 22nd, 2006
Hi,Dynamic Testing ? It is a type of conventional testing. Testing performed on an application when it has been executed. Ex: Functional Testing. RegardsPrasad
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Discuss realtime system testing
kurtz182
- Dec 31st, 2009
Real-time system tests are all about timing. They are often performed in near production environments on cross-platform solutions where timing between components is critical to the successful op...
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Suppose Test Lead or Project Manager is given test cases to execute 300 Test Cases within 3 days. But Because of some Serious Family problem i have to go my native and i have only one and half day time to execute 300 test cases and it is not possible with in one and half day so at that time what you will do ( But here i the person knows well this module Project manager is not ready to give this test to other he is telling to execute me only ) at that time what are the steps u will take any one can explain me
kurtz182
- Dec 31st, 2009
If I understand correctly, you are not leaving immediately. You plan to test over the next day and a half and then leave to attend to your family issues. First, I would ask you if you want...
lakshmikannan
- Feb 12th, 2007
Hai! i do risk analysis. through that i choose high priority of test cases. i will use regression testing if automated tools are in the organization.
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Who prepares the test policy document?
kurtz182
- Dec 31st, 2009
A Test Policy is a high level document that represents the testing philosophy of the company as a whole and provides direction for the testing department. Setting an appropriate test policy by s...
Guest
- Sep 29th, 2006
Test Policy Document:Its a company level document, involves Quality control and Management level people. That Document contains mailstones of Company. its a advertisment document.
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What are the drawbacks of equivalent partitioning
kurtz182
- Dec 31st, 2009
1) Equivalence class partitioning assumes all members of a partitioned class will have the same impact on a function and this isn't always true. 2) It is sometimes difficult t...
maheshbadale
- Nov 10th, 2009
Equivalance paritioning is dividing the sets of in equal number of parts.Doing so we only take one part of the divided set at the time of testing and ignore the rest considering rest will work fine.
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Butterfly Model of Test Development
How the 2 wings and body of the Butterfly Model of Test Development is Represented?
kurtz182
- Dec 31st, 2009
The Butterfly Model focuses on verification and validation of software products and is therefore a good fit for software testing tasks that are incorporated into the V-model of software...
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What are the Minimum requirements to start testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 30th, 2009
This question can be answered in two ways: 1) If you are performing exploratory testing, the minimum requirements are a product to test and a tester to test it.2) If you are referring to formal,...
vk1978
- Mar 17th, 2009
Application to Test(First Build or latest build), Environments(Test Server, OS, DB etc), Requirements, Test Plan, Test Cases etc.,
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What are the steps followed in Test Strategy and Test Plan
kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
This depends on the industry, company, and project. Generally my test strategy and test plan include:1 INTRODUCTION1.1 Purpose1.2 Context1.3 Target readership1.4 Source material and references2 ...
naveen.ksh83
- Jun 4th, 2007
Hi,Test strategy and Test Plan are a crucial components?in a Test Life Cycle.In nut shell i am summarising below:Test Strategy-->In the Requirement Analysis and strategy preparation phase we??? id...
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What are the skills required for Monkey testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
Motor skills and enough intelligence to use the application under test. Otherwise, no other skills are necessary for monkey testing.
Nitinkk
- Aug 27th, 2009
No Skills at all.Just play with the application like monkey who don't know how to use the Application.Rgds,Nitin K Verma
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What is a base line document and how to write good test cases by using baseline document?What are the contents in the base line document?
kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
A baseline document is a term used for a document that has been formally reviewed and after likely revision has been accepted in its current form. It serves as a reliable source of inf...
kurtz182
- Nov 22nd, 2009
A baseline document is any official document that has gone through an initial approval process and was approved for its intended purpose. Often, functional requirements and/or technical sp...
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Known Unknown Regression Testing
What is difference between Known regression Testing and Unknown Regression testing
kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
Known regression testing occurs when functionalities are selected based on defects that were discovered in previous builds. Functionalities that interact with the previously defective modul...
deviaparna
- Aug 31st, 2008
Regression testing means it is the type of testing in which one will conduct testing on an already tested functionality again and again.Regression testing will be conducted in two situations.1.? If t...
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