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What is character based testing environment?
MadhuSudhanReddy
- Feb 22nd, 2007
Correct me if iam wrong..Based testing environment:Before testing start doing testing,test engineer check whether environment is ready for testing an appplication
rkchityala
- Feb 13th, 2007
Since character based testing environment does not contain any objects, images,bitmaps and graphical things we test Unix and Linux based applications. We use Xrunner and Astra Quick Test environments.
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What is PCMMI Level5?
Jawwad Malvi
- Apr 3rd, 2016
The People CMMi consists of five maturity levels that establish successive foundations for continuously improving individual competencies, developing effective teams, motivating improved performance, ...
narendrasahoo25
- Sep 14th, 2008
It is the standard where s/w companies follow to concrete their processes. PCMMI - stands for People Capability Maturity Model Integration.
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What is RTM?What is use of RTM?When to prepare RTM in the testing life cycle?What are the addvantages of RTM?
jobs4mvr
- Jan 20th, 2008
RTM stands for Requirements Traceability Matrix.RTM is used to create a link between a Requirement/Test Cases/Defects.RTM is prepared once you are done developing Test Cases, to match the require...
suryavamsir
- Jan 18th, 2008
RTM: Relational Traceability matrix. It is the mapping between testcases and USeCases.When to Prepare?While preparing the Testcases, or once finalized the testcases, we will prepare RTM.Advantage:When...
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Is Banking Domain a 2-tier or n-tier application? Justify
mathan_vel
- Jun 9th, 2009
Banking domain projects all are n-tier application. coz different set of users(multiple users) acquire the business process in different set of servers.
Abhimanyus
- Aug 22nd, 2007
As per my knowledge, Banking domain projects all are n-tier application, bcoz multiple users should use that and server is somewhere, client is somewhere and user is somewhere. This type approach is called n-tier application.Thansk and regards
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What is Defect Density & Defect Leakage
Manvi Arora
- May 22nd, 2008
Ans: Defect Leakage: Total Number of Defects rejected/reopened by client after delivery. Or Defect leakage is the number of defects left uncovered after the test passes to next phase. Defect Density: No of defects found in an application/kloc kloc means 1000m lines of code .
mark5
- Jul 20th, 2007
Defect Density is "Defects per kilo lines of code."And Defect leakage is defect identified by the customer/user.
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What are the sequence tests conducted in testing process?
kurtz182
- Nov 21st, 2009
Sequence tests are those that must be executed in a particular order because the outputs of previous tests serve conditions that must be met in order to execute subsequent tests. ...
sandy05
- Jul 24th, 2007
The typical testing life cycle is follows like this...After developers deployed the application to testing first testing process take over is... FUNCTIONAL TESTING (SYSTEM TESTING) once System testing...
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Choose the options (whichever applicable) that can be automated in QTPa. Printing a documentb. Login screen where user id and password has to be typed in.c. To check for the existence of a windowd. All the above
mathan_vel
- Apr 18th, 2009
D. All of the Above.we can automated the Printing process for the document..
Tanmay Bhide
- Sep 25th, 2007
Option b and c...
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What are the roles of tester in Client Environment?
ashishks
- Sep 10th, 2009
1. Understand requirements and attend walkthrough meetings.2. Create and update test cases3. Conduct smoke,sanity,integration,regression and system testing.4. Do load and stress testing if necessary.5. Conduct defect logging and defect tracking.6. Prepare test execution reports.
psan1980
- Apr 10th, 2008
Extensively performed manual testing process to ensure the quality of the software.Conducted various types of testing like Functionality testing and Regression Testing.Involved in positive testing, negative testingInvolved in deployement testing
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What are the known methodologies for extracting and designing integration test scenarios from requirements specification documents and design documents ?
kurtz182
- Nov 21st, 2009
Integration testing is performed before system testing. The methodologies are:1) Big Bang approach: Where all or most of the modules or functionalities are combined to form a complete soft...
psan1980
- Apr 10th, 2008
Follwon are the methodology for designing Test scenarios1. State diagram2. Decision table.
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Under which condition hidden field is utilised or tested?
kurtz182
- Nov 17th, 2009
Hidden fields become visible in applications when certain conditions are met. For example, an application may ask if you have any children. If you answer 'yes', a field m...
shiva_vg
- Jan 22nd, 2008
There are certain scenarios where the Field will be hidden and will appear when You enter a valid value into the corresponding related fieldFor ex : In a Registraion page We normally find Maiired/Un m...
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Who creates test bed?Who is responsible for correctness and completeness of documents?During which steps of SDLC we can perform regression testing?
kurtz182
- Nov 17th, 2009
1) A test bed is an environment used for testing purposes. Various functional groups in a company are responsible for creating this environment. Lab Operations sets up the lab environment....
sandeep kumar
- Oct 6th, 2007
1 Test Bed- Collection of test cases for whole project(Test Suite) is called and this will prepare by Team Lead 2 Team Manager And Business Analyst 3 About Regression Testing all are di...
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Do testers work with the customers? Please explain.
Tiger2k
- Mar 3rd, 2008
In UAT phase, Yes tester do work with customers. As a matter of fact. Testers acts as a representative of customers through the life cycle of a product to ensure quality.UAT = User Acceptance Testing
nandababu
- Sep 4th, 2007
Tester's are just like customers.At the end phase of testing (Acceptance testing) is completed tester's can accept or reject the application/Product based on the requirements ( Customer's Accept/ reject the application/Product depends upon their requirements).
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What is test closure memo?
kurtz182
- Nov 12th, 2009
The Test Closure Memo is typically an email sent to interested parties that summarizes the results of the most recent testing project. It includes:1) Whether or not QA and Test signs ...
psan1980
- Apr 10th, 2008
Test closure memo is nothing just the Test report means it signifys that whether you follow all the exit criteria of the testing as per test plan, how much bug you find in which module, how much is the test cycle you have performed) all these thing are in test closure memo
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What is the combination of Grey Box Testing?A. 50% Black box testing and 50% white box testing.B. 1% Black box testing and 99% white box testing.C. 99% Black box testing and 1% white box testing.D. 70% Black box testing and 30% white box testing.
anees
- Aug 21st, 2007
Any combination of black and white box testing is a gray box testing. And do not bother about whether 1% of black box testing and 99 % of white box testing or 1% of white box testing and 99 % of black...
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What are the risk factors in testing?
kurtz182
- Nov 17th, 2009
Here are a few risk factors in testing: 1) Requirements effectiveness may be ambiguous and difficult to understand. 2) There may be no test procedures to follow, or procedures are present but not ...
kumsan060
- Dec 19th, 2007
Risk factors one when u have to select best testing process from availbale lile prioritising the testing which has to be tested and which has not In one testing how many items u have to test which are the most important test methods u have to choose etc .....
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What is Cause Analysis?
kurtz182
- Nov 17th, 2009
Root Cause Analysis is a class of problem solving methods aimed at identifying the root causes of problems or events. The practice of RCA is predicated on the belief that problems are best solved by a...
Mena1710
- Jan 22nd, 2008
HiI assume that you are talking about Root cause Analysis. We can take an example of the defects logged with respect to any software. We will be logging this defect with respect to module....
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What is LOE? What does it stand for? (Usually seen in business requirements document).
swapna503
- Dec 7th, 2007
LOE stands for Level of Effort, time it takes to test the given requirement. To my knowledge testing team does LOE's and submits to the business team.
bugheads4sevy
- Sep 19th, 2007
LOE stands for LIMITED OBJECTIVE EXPERIMENT(there is so many different definition of LOE. LIMITED OBJECTIVE EXPERIMENT is related to Business Objects in IT Software DevelopmentSevy
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