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Exploratory Testing
How to save the changes in Exploratory Testing? Is this possible?
imnothegeek_lav
- Mar 3rd, 2009
Exploratory testing is done when no documentation exists for requirements.The best way to save the results is Screen shots OR recording (if recording tool is available).When changes(meaning change in ...
srinivasulub1981
- Feb 27th, 2009
How to save the changes in Exploratory Testing? Is this possible?HiI cant understand what would be the changes in Exploratory testing, as for as my knowledge it's done to test the application with...
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Effort Estimation
How does the effort estimate for Testing is carried out. Is work breakdown is the only mechanism available?
Nagesh Babu.Y
- Feb 27th, 2009
We can use Functional point Anlysis or Test Case Point Analysis for Effort Estimation.
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System Testing Test Case
How to write system testing test cases during Requirement (SRS) analysis in SDLC process
srinivasulub1981
- Feb 27th, 2009
System test cases are prepared in order to test the whole system after integrated all the individual modules and passed from integration testing.System test cases are not module specific and they need...
mathan_vel
- Dec 18th, 2008
System testing is performed on the entire system in the context of a Functional Requirement Specification(s) (FRS) and/or a System Requirement Specification (SRS)Test case should be generate according...
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HTML Injection
What is HTML injection and how it is related with security testing? How one tester can test for HTML injection?
srinivasulub1981
- Feb 27th, 2009
I think it's same as SQL injection and I'm testing this in my project as part of Security testing. SQL injection is a code injection technique that exploits a security defects occurring in the databas...
mathan_vel
- Dec 18th, 2008
Normally it is know as SQL Injection. Passing SQL queries in the Addreess bar with the? intend to break out the system. This is to check the site vulnerability. You may think while we doing the SQL in...
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Hypothesis Testing
Explain the reasons why you apply to "Hypothesis Testing"
srinivasulub1981
- Feb 27th, 2009
A statistical hypothesis test is a method of making statistical decisions using experimental data. It is sometimes called confirmatory data analysis, in contrast to exploratory data analysis. In frequency probability, these decisions are almost always made using null-hypothesis tests.Srinivas
mathan_vel
- Dec 18th, 2008
Hypothesis Testing means "Guess Testing". Make a guess of the Application and did test. No Proper documents and specification is given to the tester and gave certain time to test the application. Testing has done through by just a guess and action.
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Test Data Setup
How do you set up test data?
srinivasulub1981
- Feb 27th, 2009
Test data set up is depends on the requirements, and i can be done with Equivalance partitioning and Boundary value analysis, in some cases client can give the data for the users, mostly testers needs...
mathan_vel
- Dec 18th, 2008
Its depends up on the Project and the module form post. For Some Projects the Test data setup is simple as they pass through by manual parameters(entered by users). for some projects like Finance,Cred...
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UML for Testing
How to use UML for testing?
nirav_k_pathak
- Feb 18th, 2009
For testing any application, we are using FRS, SRS documents as a base. Many times FRS has use case diagrams to explain how the whole system or any particular transaction works with end users or Busin...
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How do you ensure on-time delivery of products?
mathan_vel
- Jan 6th, 2009
It all depends up on the Project Plan & Test Plan. On-Time Delivery of products represent the scheduled Actual date happened with in the expected date. Which deliver the product in Ontime
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DB Migration Testing
What to test in MIGRATION DB from Oracle 9I to Oracle 10g.
nirav_k_pathak
- Jan 6th, 2009
Following scenarios can be verified for Data Migrating Testing1) Visibility of all business data in respective fields in migrated system2) History data links to other system 3) Status of various busin...
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How one can genrate TESTCASE from a SRS?
mathan_vel
- Jan 6th, 2009
Test case can be generated by the help of SRS(Software Requirement Specification),FRS(Functional Requirement Specification), Functional Design Docs, Use Case(Flow describtion/diagram)Genral speaking T...
sridharrganesan
- Oct 16th, 2007
Test case can be generated from a SRS by downstreaming of the specifications, and then splitting the requirement in to smaller parts and converting those parts into test cases. Once the test cases are...
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Test on PDF
How to automate the Data population in PDF?
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How do you test a weblink which is changing dynamically
Murty
- Dec 24th, 2008
In the case of QTP by using a regular expressions we can handle the changing dynamic data easily.In the case of Manual scenrio, better to have some weblink verification?tools(ex:?Xenu)?which detect the page functionalityThis is what I know please correct me if it is wrong.Thanks,Ramana
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What is pair-wise testing ?
Bhagawati
- Dec 19th, 2008
Pairwise Testing is performed as we get more faults when two fields (pairs) intreact each other. For Example: There are two fields say "City" and "Zip Code". Below can be some pairs to pass into these...
parsu
- May 13th, 2008
A tester finds the bug and then reports the same in the tracking tool used. Now there are 2 scenarios which come up when a new build is given saying that the reported bug has been fixed.Regression tes...
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Test functionality of Web Application
How do we test the functionality of a web application?
mathan_vel
- Dec 18th, 2008
All those functionalities are defined in the Functional Requirement Specification(s) (FRS) and/or a System Requirement Specification (SRS) documents. It shows the clear cut functionalities each modules.With the help of the Documents, Test Plan, Test Case documents are derived.
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Explain about SCRUM software development?
Vrajitoru
- Dec 4th, 2008
Scrum is an agile software development framework. Work is structured in cycles of work called sprints. Each sprint takes from two to four weeks. During each sprint, teams decide what features should...
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Qualitative & Quantitative Approach
What is Qualitative & Quantitative Approach in testing?
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Can any one guide me the topics one should must focus to be a manual tester?thks&rgdsveerendra
Testing Testing
- Nov 28th, 2008
For manul testing first of all we have to concentrate on test case writting and then dividation of application in to modules(for big applications)then concentrate on 1. Smoke testing2. Functional testing 3. Integration testing
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Explain me what telecom testing is? what do we do as a telecom tester? Do we need any prior knowledge of any software languages and how about the future as a telecom tester
Testing Testing
- Nov 28th, 2008
Telecom testing is an automated, controlled method of verifying operation of your products before they go to market. Any product that connects to the PSTN (public switched telephone network) or a tele...
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Software Release Procedure
Outline the release procedure of a Software?
Testing Testing
- Nov 28th, 2008
The software release process follows these steps:Trigger A trigger is an event that triggers the awareness that a release effort may be in order for a particular product. Release DecisionAt this point...
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Validate Frameworks
How we validate and create frameworks?
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