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If a bug you have produced is not repetative each time, what you will do to convince the developer?
mathan_vel
- Apr 27th, 2009
Add Test Data to the First answer along with clearly mentioned steps, Screen shot, Page Url.
Jagan Mohan Rao
- Sep 2nd, 2007
As per your question it seems that the defect is not reproducing at every time at testing environment itself. so in such a situation you have to do research on the application. i.e. two to three tea...
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1.What is the ONE key element of 'test case'? 2. What is the ONE key element of a Test Plan? 3.What is Metrics?4.What is a Test procedure? 5.What is the difference between SYSTEM TESTING and END-TO-END TESTING? 6.What is Traceability Matrix and Test Matrix? Is there any interchangeable term for Traceability Matrix ?Are Traceability Matrix and Test Matrix same or Different ? 7.Define Quality - bug free, Functionality working or both? 8.How will you track bugs from winrunner?9.What is the difference between smoke testing and sanity testing ?10.What is Entry criteria and Exit criteria ?11.Test plan and it's contents?12.severity & priority?13. V - Model and its advantage?14.Exceptional testing?15.what is web server?16.What is the bug found in yahoo site?17.Write test cases on Hand Watch and also on ATM Machine?
ravi_kanakam
- Apr 8th, 2008
Smoke Testing: This is the initial testing performed by the Test Engineer as soon as he receives the build. During this testing, a test engineer will look for availability of all functiona...
gampatriveni
- Apr 4th, 2008
Hi,3)metrics is nothing but it is used to measure the software.10)entry criteria- Precondition to start testing Exit criteria- Postcondition to stop testing.12)sev...
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What is test strategy document. What it contain and is it organisation level document orproject level document
getarun_1
- Jan 20th, 2010
Test strategy mainly contains the approach that would be followed in testing. It is a part of a Test Plan and it specify the type of testing that is to be followed for the Application for e.g. in Test...
venki_k_msc
- Jan 25th, 2007
Hi Friends,Test Strategy is Orgnisational Document
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Which of the below doesn't come under Performance testing?a)mesuring response time b)scalabilityc)estimating maintainanility
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What is Software Testing Principle?
kurtz182
- Dec 14th, 2009
Besides the more fundamental principles supplied by AN_QA from the syllabus for Certified Tester (which are darn good principles, by the way), many testing principles depend on the software developmen...
kumsan060
- Mar 20th, 2008
Make the software build to look as simple as possible, Reduce maximum restriction for customer to use with complex data transaction in simple manner and easy.Anand
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Difference between beta testing and UAT?
JHUMA
- Aug 24th, 2011
generally smoke testing and sanity testing are same terminology but the understanding of the terms varies from company to company. Sanity testing is called depth wise testing that means only one funct...
goksn
- Sep 3rd, 2009
Beta testing - For Software products (for multiple clients - for unlimited audience)UAT - For software PROJECTS (Bespoke software - for specific organization - for limited audience)In other words Beta...
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What is diff b/w sanity and smoke testing?who will give the seviority and priority?
karthik82
- Oct 16th, 2007
To be in Simple:Smoke testing is main functionality oriented.Sanity testing is overall functionality oriented.Hope u r clear now!!!regards,karthik
nishant jain
- Jan 19th, 2007
whatever u written is about the user interface testing in which we test easy to operate,short navigation...actually Sanity testing:-whether development realeased build is stable for complete testing t...
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What is role of business analyst during development and testing effort?
Uma.Mukkamala
- May 5th, 2009
Preparation of Test cases, Test Plans. May be participating in User Acceptence Testing (UAT)
mathan_vel
- Apr 27th, 2009
A business analyst works as a liaison among stakeholders in order to elicit, analyze, communicate and validate requirements for changes to business processes, policies and information systems. The bus...
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What is CCB?
mathan_vel
- Sep 14th, 2009
Change Control Board (or Configuration Control Board), a committee that makes decisions regarding whether or not proposed changes to a software project should be implemented
Prakash
- Feb 9th, 2007
CCB ~ Change Control Board. The main aim of this board is to maintain and keep a track of all the information about the builds/docs/versions/source code. Any changes/modifications which you w...
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The following questions answers pls posted to the this site.1. What is the definition of Non-functional Testing and what types of testing we have to do in non-functional testing?2. what is the Definition of System Testing and what types of testing we have to do in System Testing?3. what is the Definition of System Integration Testing and what types of testing we have to do in System IntegrationTesting?
smiriyala
- Aug 13th, 2010
Functional testing would be testing the each module and make sure that the flow/navigation/scenarios related to business are workign as expected. Non functional testing would be testing the applicatio...
vsujana
- Aug 7th, 2007
Since we have quiet a few answers for the first question i will leave it alone (2)System Testing:Testing an application to ensure that it meets its functional and non functional requirements.Functiona...
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What is difference between adohc and explore testing
kurtz182
- Jan 3rd, 2010
Ad-hoc testing is performed after testers have already gained knowledge about an application and have executed their formal structured tests. The purpose is to use these testers' experience,...
kusuma
- Oct 6th, 2007
Ad-hoc testing doesn't follow any metodologies whereas exploratory will follow and get the information from previous and past experiences of the projects.
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What are Entry and Exit criteria in Test Plan?
Shahuraj Patil
- Oct 14th, 2012
Explain quality control and quality assurance and its processes with example?
sankumarsingh
- Apr 16th, 2012
Entry and Exit criteria is completely task dependent. Means, it depends on what task you need to do or you have to perform. In general, entry criteria is a set of conditions that permits a task to p...
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What is sandwich Testing?
Atiya siddiqui
- Nov 25th, 2017
Sandwich testing is a combination of top-down integration and bottom-up integration approaches used together to drive integration steps. It is also known as bi-directional integration.
mfsi_satyakamm
- Jan 18th, 2012
Hi,
Sandwich Testing is also called Mixed Testing.
It is a form of integration testing which combines the bottom-up and top-down approach of testing.
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What is mean by peer to peer testing?
suman
- Sep 19th, 2014
Two testers work together to find the defects
mithr17
- Jan 31st, 2014
To everyone who thinks the question was incorrectly framed: There exists Peer-to-Peer (P-2-P) of testing devised out of necessity (like few types of testing) by medium to large product development co...
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If the testing period is decreased from 9 months to 2 months due to client requirement,how will you go about testing & cover the maximum coverage
kurtz182
- Dec 15th, 2009
In any case, I would reach consensus with customer as to how testing will be performed and what the exit criteria will be.OPTION 11) Conduct exploratory testing immediately while authoring test cases ...
jainneha81
- Nov 30th, 2007
In such case you need to prioritize your test. All the critical, major,high and medium priority bugs should be tested and fixed first.In such case risk driven technique is also used that helps to eval...
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Could anybody please let me know a good reference book for manual testing concepts....
rupesh kumar
- May 26th, 2007
Manual testing Books SOFTWARE TESTING by SRINIVASAN DESIKAN and GOPALASWAMY RAMESH , MANAGING THE TESTING PROCESS by REX BLACK
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What do you do when you receive code late but still have a deadline?
jagan
- Dec 28th, 2006
Hi,I suggest this answer would be fine always when you go to interviews.If you are in a position where you are behind the eight ball, it is really too late to do anything. The trick to avoiding ...
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Can anyone explain me the differences B/w Product and Project Testing???
gmshaf
- Feb 13th, 2007
Hi In simple u can say that product is the outcome of a project.2.when the project is started the test leader will use project risks to manage the capability to deliver.some of the projects risks...
Satyanarayana Raju
- Jan 5th, 2007
Product needs R&D(Research and Development).We will get Product requirements from R&D(w.r.t Product Manager).
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Which tool testing c and c++?
mathan_vel
- Sep 14th, 2009
Below are the some of the tools used to test the C & C++ for Unit TestingBoost,C unit Test System, cfix, Cgreen, Check, CMock, CppTest, CppUnit, Cu, CUnit, CUnitWin32, cutee, CUTest, CxxTest, Embe...
Ikramuddin
- Jan 17th, 2007
Hi Sudhakar.... I am working for MNC in Kingdom of saudi Arabia before that i worked in Hyd....for c. c++ applns, we have to use TCL-TK means test command language tool kit...i...
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