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What is difference between refuse and reject status?What is importance is * mark in test director after execution the test cases
psan1980
- Apr 10th, 2008
The difference between refuse and reject status is.Refuse - means when the developer says the it is not a bug and refuse to accept (In this condition our main work is to Cordinate all the thing to TL)...
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How many times you execute particular test case in manual testing?
saurabh garg
- Nov 21st, 2007
Hi ! It depends upon the level of testing you want to do and env. in which you are workiing. "When enough is enough" concept should be kept in mind because exhaustive testing is not practica...
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What is Software Component? Explain with example
notty1982
- Dec 22nd, 2007
Program modules that are designed to interoperate with each other at runtime. Components can be large or small. They can be written by different programmers using different development environments an...
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Metrics
hi every one, can any one please answer to this questions. these questions were asked in an interview.1.What type of metrics would you use?2.Discuss what test metrics u feel r important to publish an organization?3.Do u know of metrics that help u to estimate the size of the testing effort?4.What is the role of the metrics in comparing staff performance in human resource management?
Mena1710
- Jan 18th, 2008
1.What type of metrics would you use?Metrics used all depends upon the project and organisation. In general the following metrics are followed with respect to testing and productivity1. Defect D...
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Context driven testing, exploration or specification driven testing
hi every one, can any one please answer to this questions. these questions were asked in an interview.1.What is API?2.What is context driven testing?3.What is exploration or specification driven testing?
Tiger2k
- Mar 3rd, 2008
1) What is API ? Application Programming interface. its a source code interface that a library provides to support request made by programs.
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QA analyst certifications
Can anybody suggest QA certifications other than ISQT.I am working in California now as QA analyst so,can anyone suggest any good certifications which are helpful in my carrier growth.
devmanju
- Jan 6th, 2008
It is better to do CSQA - Check in google you will get location and prize. They will also send a know how book once you register for the exam. It is about $300 canadian.
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Assignment- How can I write test cases for Trading & Accounting Software for a CA firm?
They have a hierarchy, where main module and sub-module is defined. It takes actions accordingly. It generates more options and accordingly report. But no clue?
siriatwork
- Dec 19th, 2007
Hi,I am not sure if anyone can teach you how to write test cases for the Software you are asking for :( I think you didnt get the concepts right, sorry to say though... I would recommend that you shou...
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What do you mean by release candidate?
harjeet.kaur
- Dec 22nd, 2007
Release candidate is also called software release. It is basically the distribution of an intial or new and updated version of a software, whether public or private.
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UAT Documents
Your customer doesnt know how to write UAT documents. How will you handle this situation?
devmanju
- Jan 6th, 2008
User Acceptance Testing can be done primarily in two ways.1. At the customer premises with set UAT environment2. Simulated PROD environment which is very much nearer to the actual customer testing env...
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How to test memory leakages in a project?
whatifgame
- Jan 23rd, 2008
Hi Neeladari,Memory leakage testing depends on the Application(Project). On the basis of system behavour we can test the memory leakge.But as a overview memory leak means when a application run it con...
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Properties of objects in runtime
How to get properties of objects in runtime?
devmanju
- Jan 6th, 2008
We can use Object Spy and learn the properties. If you are good at VBscript, on expert view you can try this. If you need the reference manual check HP website.Retrieving Run-Time Object P...
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Defect Format Compliance
In different type defect format what is Requirements Compliance and Standards Compliance.
Mena1710
- Jan 21st, 2008
In different type defect format what is Requirements Compliance and Standards Compliance.HiCompliance is nothing but meeting the minimum standards. When we talk about Requirement compliance and ...
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Web Testing Server Interface and External Interface
What is the difference between Server Interface & External Interface?what is Clean Room?What is Cc & BCc?How do we do Cookie Testing ?
Mena1710
- Jan 17th, 2008
Server interface is nothing but web interface, ie any web application. External interface is windows application like desktop application.? Normally we need to carry out web testing for web interface...
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Back end database testing
How to compare two database tables in back end testing?
Mena1710
- Feb 13th, 2008
Hi ManjugeekIn database testing we can do many things1. Like checking the functionality2. Query optimising3. Data retreving etcNormally all these are done by quering the database, with appropria...
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Test Coverage Matrix
What is a test coverage matrix?
Rangaraman
- Jan 29th, 2008
Test coverage matrix is a checklist which ensures that the functionality of the given screen(unit) is checked in all possible combinations (positive and negative) which have not been covered in test c...
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Subset of Regression
What is Subset Of Regression? When do you test that?
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Escape Ratio
What is escape ratio?
Mena1710
- Feb 13th, 2008
HiCan u elobrate what is your requirement, it would be easier for us to give u a solution
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XML for testers
What is the use of XML for testers? What are testers supposed to know about XML?
gupta.malli
- Sep 14th, 2008
Having knowledge on XML is very imporatant for testers at the time of? interface tetsinga and b application both having some uniqe language which is not understood for any other 3rd one, So at that t...
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Identify and Prioritize test cases
How do you identify and prioritize the most important test cases that must be developed and executed?
gopi_namani
- Apr 9th, 2008
This is entirely depends on requirement beased on the criticality of the function we can identify whether it's high or low critical & prioritize accordingly.
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Mercury Service Test
What does Mercury Service Test do, and why would you use it?
nids23
- Mar 25th, 2008
A service-oriented architecture (SOA) can make your business more agile. But SOA can cause business disruptions if not implemented correctly. Mercury Service Test is a service-oriented architectu...
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