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Lab Testing with Limited Resource
How do you assure the quality of a system that in production is deployed to several large servers so as to scale to thousands of users and handle millions of data points when all you have is a test lab with much more limited resources?
mathan_vel
- Aug 24th, 2010
Its all up on to measure the Scalability. We can check it throught with Test Simulators. where we can chaeck the system perfomance with Limited Resources and get the scalability...ex)We cant check the...
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Forward and Backward Traceability
What is Forward and Backward Traceability?
ritu.sharp
- Sep 30th, 2010
Forward tracebility is writing test cases with reference to requirement specification and to make sure each requirement is covered.Backward tracebility is making sure whether every test case has requirement.
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Content Test
How do you test a content or a description, when the time limit is very less and also how will you test valid test area for a test field.
mathan_vel
- Jun 9th, 2010
Content Test How do you test a content or a description, when the time limit is very less and also how will you test valid test area for a text field. 1) I will test content through search option in t...
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Data Migration
How will you migrate the data from one system domain to another system domain? What testing procedures will follow?
Sandhya.Kishan
- Jun 25th, 2012
Domain migration happens when servers are upgraded and the data (including any authentication and authorization information) must be moved to a new system, when an administrator changes from one ISP t...
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Build and Version
What are build and version please explain why number changes in build and version?
saritha1406
- Oct 13th, 2010
Software versioning is the process of assigning either unique version names or unique version numbers to unique states of computer software. Within a given version number category (major, minor), thes...
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What are the different methodologies available for Test Effort Estimations?
mathan_vel
- Jul 14th, 2010
Following approaches can be used for the estimation: Top-Down Estimation and Bottom-Up Estimation.The top-down techniques are formula based and they are relative to the expenses for development:Functi...
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UML
What is UML and how UML is used for testing?
rmolabanti
- Jul 26th, 2010
UML is defined as Unified Modelling Launguage. It is one form to represent the requirements in diagrams. Every thing (requirements) is represented in the form of Use cases which is further represented as Actors,Actions and responses.
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Configuration Management
What is configuration management in software testing?
sukarthi
- Aug 2nd, 2010
Configuration management covers the processes used to control, coordinate, and track: code, requirements, documentation, problems, change requests, designs, tools, compilers, libraries and patches changes made to them and who makes the changes.Correct me if I am wrong
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Test Closure Documents
What are test closure documents?
mathan_vel
- Aug 10th, 2010
In my previous concern a Test Closure Document contains a checklist of all of the items that must be met in order to close a test project as well as a list of activities that must be performed after t...
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Website and Web Application
What is the difference between website and web application with reference to testing?
vaibhavst
- Dec 13th, 2010
What is the difference between website and web application with reference to testing?A web application is a website. web applications are subset of the word website. Definition of website is "A c...
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V Model
Why V Model is used instead of waterfall and spiral? Explain advantages and disadvantages?
mathan_vel
- Sep 16th, 2010
The V-model is another way to conceptualize the software development process. This model is considered to be an extension of the Waterfall model. Instead of the development life cycle moving continual...
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Arguments and Parameters
What is the difference between functional arguments and functional parameters?
saritha1406
- Oct 13th, 2010
The argument & parameter are used interchangeably in the literature,C++ standard makes a clear distinction between them,An argument is1) An expression in comma seperated list in a function ca...
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Selenium RC
How to exeute a test case saved in Ruby? Where to see the results?
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Script Not Working on Another Machine
If your successful running script will not work on another machine on other day, how will you fix it? In this case application is stable & nothing is changed in application?
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Testing methodologies
What is the testing methodologies and how it will be used in real time? Please explain me.
saritha1406
- Oct 20th, 2010
There is a difference between Software Testing Methods & Testing Methodologies. As part of testing process we have different types of testing methods or techniques like White-Box testing...
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Manual Compatability Testing
How to do compatability testing manually?
gsrmohan
- Feb 11th, 2011
In compatibility testing we ensure that the system is working fine under client specific environments. (Ex:- Client may ask his application should work in IE ,Mozilla, Safari, Opera Etc. ) We have to check that the system is working fine under different client specific environments.
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Object Repository Extensions
When do we use .mtr and .tsr extensions in QTP? State the difference with suitable example?
Sandhya.Kishan
- Jun 25th, 2012
We use filename.mtr as an extension for Per test object rep files.
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Manual Testing Test Status
How to save the status of a test in manual testing?
gsrmohan
- Feb 11th, 2011
we will use test case template documents for this purpose.(Excel Sheet)In test case document we have to set the status of test cases after executing them like PASS ,FAIL ,NOT EXECUTED.The test case do...
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Test Approach
What is your approach towards Testing?
ausrahul
- Mar 10th, 2011
Test approach is the implementation of the test strategy of specific project. the test approach is defined? and refined in the test plans and test designs. It typically includes the decisions made ba...
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Requirement tracebillity matrix
When we have to prepare requirement tracebility matrix?
penchala
- Mar 3rd, 2011
It is a intial level of testing process before going to test the application.It is the comparision document between F.R.S and Test Cases. Say if a project contains 10 features The treacebility ma...
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