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Test KYC (Know Your Customer) Form
As a tester how or in what way will you test the KYC form in the banking application?How will you develop the test case for the same?
kurtz182
- Dec 31st, 2009
My response to the question assumes the Know Your Customer (KYC) Form is delivered on a web page via a secured network after a person has signed in and registered.In general, I would do the following:...
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ETL Testing
Source table has 1000 records. Only 900 records are loaded in to target table. What is the test approach to find the missing records?
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Write test case format and test cases for Login window where we have to test username and password
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Answered by: Ranita
- Feb 20th, 2007
Test Case # Test Case Description Expected Results Pass / Fail (Build No #) Actual Results Comments Bug ID Version Number: Functionality Login & Logout 1 Open up a web browser and point it to: https://<URL or IP address> and click on Go button Make sure Log In page should display 2 Enter Email and password and click on "Sign On" Make sure Home page should display 3 Click the "Sign Out" link Make sure Log In page should display 4 Enter invalid Email in the Email field and click on Sign On Make sure error message should display as: ‘Please enter valid email’ 5 Without providing an email address, click on Sign On Make sure error message should display as: ‘Enter email address’ 6 Without providing password, click on Sign On Make sure error message should display as: ‘Enter password’ 7 Enter wrong Email and Password combination and click on Sign On Make sure error message should display as: ‘Invalid email address’ 8 Enter valid Email in the Email field, without entering password in the password field ; click on Sign On Make sure error message should display as: ‘Enter the password’ UI 8 Look at the top of the page Make sure “Granite Legal Systems” banner should display at the top of the page 9 Look at the bottom of the page Make sure that the copyright statement should display at the bottom of page. 10 Look at the bottom of the page Make sure that “Granite” logo should display at the bottom of page 11 Move the mouse over the “Sign On” button Make sure the mouse pointer should changed to hand symbol 12 Move the mouse over the “Sign On” button Make sure the “Sign On” text color should change 13 Point the mouse over the “Sign On” button Make sure tool tip message should display as: ‘Sign On’ 14 Point the mouse over the “Sign On” button Make sure on pointing the mouse, there is a mouse-over effect. abhilash
- Oct 20th, 2015
Test Scenario is condition writing.
Test Case is procedure writing.muthuvel
- Sep 8th, 2014
Testcase format for hotel management system
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Priority and Severity Examples
Can some one give the best example for the following scenario's1. High Priority and high severity2. High Priority and low severity3. High severity and low priority4. low severity and low priority
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be.priyanka- Member Since Dec-2007 | Mar 3rd, 2008
Priority - Priority is the order in which developer has to fix the bug.
Severity - Severity is how seroisly the bug is impacting the application.Eg.
High Priority & High Severity: A show stopper error which occurs on the basic funcationality of the application . (Eg. A site maintaing the student details, on saving record if it, doesn't allow to save the record then this is high priority and high severity bug.)High Priority & Low Severity: The spell mistakes that happens on the cover page or headin or title of an application.
High Severity & Low Priority: The application generates a show stopper or system error, (for which there is no workaround) but on click of link which is rarely used by the end user.
Low Priority and Low Severity: Any cosmetic or spell issues which is with in a paragraph or in the report (Not on cover page, heading, title).
Plz correct me if i am wrong.William Lodge
- Sep 30th, 2015
Could also have Low Severity with High Priority: e.g., Misspelling of company name on title page. Very embarrassing.
Tahemeena Gunjarge
- Apr 14th, 2015
1)High Severity and Low priority --> application doesn't allow customer expected Configuration. 2)High severity and High priority -->Application doesn't allow multiple users. 3)Low severity and High...
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Manual Testing BRD and SRS Documents
What is the difference between BRD and SRS documents?
Sreenivas
- Jul 23rd, 2015
BRD stands for Business Requirement Document. SRS stands for Software Requirement Specification. The difference between BRD and SRS is: BRD is like requirement you will get from the client/customer. T...
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Testing Technique
Input and Output combinations that will be treated the same way by the system can be tested using which techique?
1. Boundary Value
2. Equivalance partition
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Interview Questions for 3 years experience
HI,
Please someone let me know what all the questions we can expect from the interviewer for the manual testers who has 3 yrs of exp.
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Test case review and traceability matrix
What is difference between test case review and traceability matrix?
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Explain severity and priority with examples ?
kalyaniunr
- Mar 4th, 2014
Severity describes seriousness of an Issue It has three categories 1. Critical 2. Non Critical High (NCH) 3. Non Low (NCL) Critical: Critical severity will given by the test engineers whenever they ...
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What is the relationship between Quality & Testing?
zaish
- Jan 6th, 2013
Testing is the process of finding quality attributes. Software quality attribute that "Testing" can gauge are systems functionality, Reliability and system performance.
Quality of a Software is composed of "required user functionality, reliability, performance etc".Ranjani7
- May 18th, 2008
hi!quality is meeting the customers requirements fully at first and every time.Testing is the way to achive quality by giving error free product
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What is difference between the Build version id and software version id
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poo09in- Member Since Jul-2008 | Jul 21st, 2008
Build version Id is the id given to the application when it is released with in the company during different life cycles and Software verion Id is the id given to the appliction when it is released outside the company for the customer
Vishnu Kethireddy
- Jul 26th, 2011
Software version is the version of the market released software
Where as the build version or build id is the version used for testing and further test cycles, before the code is released
honey garg
- Jul 25th, 2011
Build is a Executable file which is handed over to the tester to test the functionality of the developed part of the project. Release is that which we finally hand it over to the client of the pro...
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Traceability Matrix Sample Template
Who is responsible for preparing the traceability matrix
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Answered by: Suchi
- Jun 8th, 2006
Traceability matrix is where the test plan author,generally the TL,reviews the testcases prepared by test engineers.Here the TL verifies whether the testcases written cover all the Business Requirements or not.He also rejects/deletes extra/not required testcases.
BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS
S/W REQUIREMENTS
TESTCASES
1 ? BRS(Business Requirement Specifiaction)
1.01 ? S/W requirement specification
1.01.01 - testcase A
1.01.02 - testcase B
1.01.03
1.02- S/W requirement specification
1.02.01 - testcase A
1.02.02 - testcase B
1.02.03
2 ? BRS(Business Requirement Specifiaction)
2.01 ? S/W requirement specification
2.01.01 - testcase A
2.01.02 - testcase B
2.01.03
2.02- S/W requirement specification
2.02.01 - testcase A
2.02.02 - testcase B
2.02.03
Whereas Test Responsibity Matrix(TRM) is a 15x5(15 cross 5) matrix,which includes 15 testing factors & 5 development stages.Here the author(PM/QA/TL) make a list as to which testing factors are required/needed for their particular type of project.
testing issues\development
SRS
Designing
Coding
System Testing
Maintainence
Ease of use
Authorization
Access Control
Performance
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kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
Here is an example of a Requirements Traceability Matrix:ProjectNameTest Case NumberRequirement Number / Document ReferenceSystem Requirements SpecificationBusiness Requirements DocumentWork-flow Diag...
nanda
- Sep 6th, 2007
My quastion is How you can map between testing factors and development stages...Regards..Nanda???????
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What is system testing and what are the different types of tests you perform in system testing?
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Answered by: muthu
- Mar 28th, 2007
System testing is nothing but testing the whole application which was integrated all the modules.
In system testing, there are two type of testing
1.Fuctionality testing, 2.Non-functionality testing
Functionality testing means test whether application functioning stated requirement or not.
In non-functionality testing, it has more no. of types
ie. Load, stress, performance, reliability, security, usability,configuration, compatibility(forward & backward), volume, scalability, Localization, and internalization testingsimrannarang
- Apr 1st, 2010
In System Testing we check the End to End flow of the application. The application is checked in overall with database or if other application is being used with it.
rainy
- Sep 26th, 2008
when we integrated all the modules and check the functionality , GUI , and validation of whole appliction called system testing. rainy
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Software Quality Assurance
Why software quality assurance is important to developers?
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kurtz182- Member Since Nov-2009 | Dec 22nd, 2009
Quality assurance designs and implements measures to prevent defects and it helps developers minimize the number and severity of defects released to the test team.
kurtz182
- Dec 22nd, 2009
Quality assurance designs and implements measures to prevent defects and it helps developers minimize the number and severity of defects released to the test team.
mathan_vel
- Aug 11th, 2009
Finding defects from the initial makes better to provide good quality of the software.SQA is a Preventive process. Quality is maintained from each and every phases. SQA focus on processes like defining, continuous improvement with the goal of defect prevention.
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End Goals of Usability Testing
What are the End Goals of Usability Testing?
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kurtz182- Member Since Nov-2009 | Dec 26th, 2009
Usability testing evaluates persons as they use the application under test. Its purpose is to judge the application in terms of
1) Performance: How much time or how many steps were required to complete tasks?
2) Accuracy: How many mistakes did people make?
3) Intuitiveness: How easy was it to learn?
3) Recall: How easy was it to remember after a period of time?
4) Emotional response: How do people feel about it?kurtz182
- Dec 26th, 2009
Usability testing evaluates persons as they use the application under test. Its purpose is to judge the application in terms of 1) Performance: How much time or how many steps were require...
sharads
- Dec 14th, 2009
Usability testing is a black-box testing technique. The aim is to observe people using the product to discover errors and areas of improvement. Usability testing generally involves measuring how well ...
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