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API Functionality Testing
What type of testing would you call it - where modules are not complete and tester is testing the the functionality of completed API whereas developer still integrating the other APIs in the same modules
Srujan
- May 25th, 2021
The DataAdapter uses which of the following object to retrieve the data from database.
a. Connection
b. Command
c. DataReader
d. None of the abovePriyanka Sasramta
- Sep 28th, 2017
I am not testing the code, I am only testing the functionality of the APIs from users point of view
Its a vast module with numerous APIs to be integrated and i have to test each APIs functionality one by one -
What is the difference between Return and treturn?
ganesh_salpure
- Jun 19th, 2007
The treturn statement is used when calling a test. This statement stops execution of the current test and returns control to the calling test. The treturn statement also provides a return value for th...
anuja
- Nov 27th, 2006
these statements are used in Winrunner. Return(x) returns a value x from a user defined function. treturn(x) returns a value from a called script to the driver script in batch testing approach.
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What are the errors encountered while testing an application manually or using automated tool like Testdirector,Winrunner.
StevenPace
- Jul 12th, 2008
Automated testing is difficult when the product is changing. It is generally much easier early on to test the product manually. As the product procedes, and a new version of the product co...
sailaja ragampudy
- Nov 6th, 2007
We can't specifically say that. It depends on the stability of the application. They might be Navigational blocks, exceptions, non -functionality of Links, buttons, pages, environmental issues...etc...
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What is latent bug?
kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
A latent bug is a defect that had not been fixed but has mysteriously disappeared and has gone unobserved over the past two or more test releases. The defect report associated with this bug will...
StevenPace
- Jul 12th, 2008
Often bugs disapppear on their own. If they can not be reproduced on the current build, it could be because the offending code has been rewritten because of other changes, or it could mean that ...
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What is the difference between System Testing & End- to- end Testing?
rahuld303
- Apr 7th, 2009
E2E Testing or End - to - End testing comprises of testing the complete life cycle by integrating all the systems / components together of an area / domain. Values are passed from upstream compone...
sudhakar2068
- Sep 25th, 2006
System Testing: Testing that attempts to discover defects that are properties of the entire system rather than of its individual components. End-to-End testing: Testing a complete application environm...
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How to prepare tracebility matrix?
NicolaasJK
- Nov 3rd, 2010
Depends on what you want to trace in the first place.Generally the goal is to start with the source material ( examples Use Cases, websites, magazines, books, screenshots, Epic ). The team w...
BISWAJIT PANI
- Jun 14th, 2006
The main purpose of Tracebility Matrix is to creat a relationship between Requirements, Test case and Defects ( optional )In Tracebility matrix Sheet we can use high level requiremen...
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What is meant by fault/bug density ,how do u calculate this.
vijay
- Jun 10th, 2006
Im not sure maybe it is the percentage of bugs that you find in a particular module or functionality to the bugs found in the whole application
sushkumar
- May 26th, 2006
Size is typically counted either in Lines of Code or Function Points. Defect Density is used to compare the relative number of defects in various software components. This helps identify candidates fo...
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What is Compatability Testing? and What are all the procedures to conduct Compatability Testing?
arohi
- Mar 23rd, 2007
Compatibility testing is testing conducted on the application to evaluate the application's compatibility with the computing environment. Computing environment like Operating systems(MVS, UNIX, Wi...
sudhakar2068
- Aug 11th, 2006
Hai all the guys.This is the correction answer.compatability testing to used test our hardware is supporting customer expected platform or not.Ex:Operating, compiler, browser, other than system software.sudhakar kolla09819859346.IF u any doubt can ask me.
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Explain statement coverage?
s.lakshmipriya
- Feb 19th, 2007
Hai!statement coverage is the one in which all statements executed atleast once.statement coverage coming under white-box testing.for example,if, else are conditionsafter if, we give some statements i.e codes that must be executed atleast once.regards
Subbu4testing
- Oct 31st, 2006
Statement coverage is testing approch in white box testing...Statement coverage is minimal test cases required to cover 100% statements
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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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How do you prepare defect policy report?
preethi.gollamandala
- Mar 3rd, 2009
Defect policy report contains following points to be covered..Defect Id, Defect description, defect Version No., Developed by, Defect status, Defect Severity and Defect Priority
sudhakar2068
- Nov 14th, 2006
Defect report have some certain rules and regulations..we have to make it out in excel sheet n followed by IEEE standards.. Format of Bug report is:Bugid Description...
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What is sure stopper in testing
Scott S
- Nov 14th, 2006
In my experience a "show stopper" bug just means a bug that must be fixed before the product ships.
RahulD
- Nov 14th, 2006
Yes, It is 'Show- Stopper'. Show-stopper is a bug in the application because of which furhter testing of the application is not possible.
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There is 100 requirements,how can u find is there all requirements are covered by your test case?
byju philip
- Oct 18th, 2006
To measure we use traceability matrix. whether all the 100% requirement are covered can be mapped through Traceability matrix.Mapping the requirement id from the srs with the testcase in traceablity matrix we can evaluate whether 100% testcase are covered or not.
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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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What are the disadvantages of blackbox testing
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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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