What are Implicit Requirements? How Do we Gather Implicit Requirements? We can Explict Requirements from Clients but how do we gather Implicit Requirments?

Manovasanth

• Jul 2nd, 2015

Explicit requirements are the requirements expressed by the Business users where as the Explicit requirements are hidden and it should be self analyzed the implicit requirements that would lead to exp...

soumya

• Jun 5th, 2012

Implicit requirement:the requirements that are added or analyzed by the business analyst which will increase the value of the application with out disturbing the original customer requirement is called implicit requirement.Explicit is special requirements given by customer .

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Say you are working on a release and productions issues occur that are in need of a fast fix, test and deployment back into the production environment.How would you handle that

ashishks

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• Sep 9th, 2009

Once you find any defect on production, log a defect immediately having "HIGH" priority.Once developer fixes the defect test same issue and do sanity/regression testing depend on the time available.

mathan_vel

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• Apr 2nd, 2009

I note down the issue in the Bug Tracking System and mentioned the Severity & Priority level for the arised bug and make note on the causes happened(might be a Show Stopper). i informed about this bug immediately to my TL and request the Dev to fix the bug as early.

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Which is the most important part in a Test Plan?

kurtz182

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• Dec 24th, 2009

The most important parts of a test plan are test strategy and test scope.  If I had to select only one of these, I would have to go with test strategy.  It could be argued that test scope is as important.

mathan_vel

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• Nov 3rd, 2009

The Most Important part of a Test Plan is Test StrategyA test strategy is an outline that describes the testing portion of the software development cycle. It is created to inform project managers, tes...

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What kinds of bugs are you more likely to find with black box testing?

kurtz182

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• Dec 24th, 2009

Black box testing refers to any testing that is performed without knowledge of the internal workings of an object under test.  It takes an external perspective of the object.  This...

mathan_vel

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• Sep 1st, 2009

1. Functionality Bugs.2. Interface links (Navigation)3. GUI and usability4. Validation5. Grammer and Spelling Mistakes

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At what level is UAT done?

goksn

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• Sep 3rd, 2009

UAT - User acceptance testing.When it will be performed? - It depends up on the SDLC the project team is doing. In traditional waterfall, spiral or incremental interative process, the UAT is performed...

srinivasulub1981

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• Feb 27th, 2009

UAT is done after completing all the levels of testing at company side, client will perform this testing to accept the owner ship of that perticular application. Here he can check his requested functi...

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What is the importance of test data while testing the application?

rahulskin

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• Sep 14th, 2009

Test data is used for validating the application.Valid test data will result in to valid actions.  It is used for positive testing for the proper functionality of the application as per the Requi...

ashishks

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• Aug 27th, 2009

Test data is base of the desired quality of the functionality of the software. If test data is not correct, expected result can not be obtained effectively as only partial results will be obtained.For...

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There is game which has 20 levels. Only an expert can reach the 20the level. If you, as a tester, can play the game only upto 12th level then how will you test the game at 20th level?

Gaurav Parsewar

• Sep 25th, 2017

I would request to the developer to give me temporary access to the full game for testing purpose after the completion of testing again i request to the developer to remove that temporary access.

Durga Madhaba Nayak

• Sep 9th, 2017

No doubt about that you can use debug or cheat code to reach that level. But the best option is that you should ask the developer about the play through. Because you could not be sure even if you find the defect on that level by using debug mode.

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Suppose a bug has been produced in live for the piece of functionality you have carried out testing. How will you give explanation to PM/Manager?

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• Member Since Nov-2009 | Nov 10th, 2009

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The question is:  Suppose a bug has been produced in live for the piece of functionality you have carried out testing. How will you give explanation to PM/Manager?  

This issue can not be considered 'Out of Scope' and there must be a test case for it because it is 'a piece of functionality you have carried out testing'. 

In this scenario, the tester will need to research to determine whether the issue was caused by 1) a faulty test case, 2) a difference between Production and Test environments, or 3) by the tester's mistake or lack of follow-through.  Whatever the case may be, it is the tester's responsibility to isolate the problem and take steps to correct it.  Once this has been accomplished, then the particulars of the issue should be fully disclosed to the appropriate individuals (Project Manager, Test Manager, etc.).

1. Faulty Test Case: 
a) Does the test case accurately map to the proper business requirement?  If not, then perhaps the business requirement was missed and this becomes the source of the problem.
b) Is the business requirement incorrect?  If so, then the requirement needs to be rewritten and new test case(s) produced from this new requirement.
c) Was the test case authored improperly.  That is, did the tester misunderstand the business requirement and create an improper test case?  If so, then the test case(s) need to be reauthored based on this newly correct understanding.

2. Difference between Production and Test Environment:
Does the defect occur only in the Production environment but not in the Test environment?  If so, then this must be made perfectly clear to management.  The tester may need to work with other functional groups to figure out how to bring the Test environment in alignment with Production in order to prevent this issue from reoccuring.

3. Tester oversight or lack of follow through.  As humans, we sometimes make mistakes.  There are situations when the amount of time that a test team is allowed to test becomes constricted and testers feel they must hurry to finish their test runs.  In these situations, testers inadvertently miss test steps or even entire test cases.  And it is Murphy's Law that the overlooked test case will be the one that could have uncovered a significant defect!  If this happens, the tester must own up to the error and inform management.  I have made my share of mistakes--we all do.  It is best to admit the blunder and take personal measures to ensure it doesn't happen again.  The most important aspect of ANY relationship, work or otherwise, is trust.  And if you try to cover up your mistakes, you will quickly lose the trust of your managment and cohorts.  Honest is truly the best policy in any circumstance!

trramai

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• Jan 18th, 2010

We will check the compatibility and the environment which they are running the software. If there is the issue of compatibility then fault is not from Tester. We will go in Root Cause of the issue and...

kurtz182

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• Nov 10th, 2009

The question is:  Suppose a bug has been produced in live for the piece of functionality you have carried out testing. How will you give explanation to PM/Manager?   This issue can not ...

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What are the other skills than testing that a tester should have knowledge about?

munna

• Oct 27th, 2012

1. Good communication skills
2. Good analysation
3. Small amount of technical stuff
4. Sensitivity

mfsi_satyakamm

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• Mar 12th, 2012

1) Good knowledge about the domain he/she is working on 2) He/she should be a good observer 3) Should be able to identify where the number of errors found is maximum 4) Should have good communication ...

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Define SOA testing? Is it done manually or via automation tool?

satish

• Jan 18th, 2017

Can you please give me some expamples like how to do SOA testing through SOAP UI TESTING

akhilandeswari

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• Dec 17th, 2015

SOA stands for Service Orientated Application. During the API/SOA testing, testers in scrum team can concentrate on data transfer in between our sprint and other sprint .

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What is Object Repository? How many ways it has Categorized? State the Difference? With Example?

lucky

• Jun 18th, 2012

Object Repository is nothing but a storage of all the objects, where all the objects with their functionality are stored.

dheerajs

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• May 22nd, 2012

Hi there Repository is the place where we keep something and when require we can take back those things. Likewise Object repository is a place in QTP tool where test objects are stored while recordi...

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Which browser do you like in testing.Like if u say google chrome then why?

Nilesh Patil

• Jul 25th, 2014

I would prefer to used IE 8,

Because some of the legacy system has that browser.

Aishwarya

• Sep 20th, 2013

It would not be who can select browser for testing. I would perform testing as per FSD mentions. If nothing is mentioned then i would select the most commonly used browser that is IE which is widely used worldwide

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A New member has joined the testing team of an application which is in version 3.5. Which of the following will enable this candidate to involved quick in regression.

1. By going through existing test cases and previous test execution results.
2. By going through interaction matrix of feature and functionality.
3. By going through performance testing document.
4. By going...

Anant Chaudhary

• Mar 14th, 2013

Person who is recently joined he should go through all the requirement documents (By this he can understand the requirements) then he can pick up the existing test cases and previous test execution (So that he can understand all things clearly).

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Anant Chaudhary

Tanuja

• Mar 5th, 2013

By reviewing existing test cases and previous test execution results.

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We test the text box with different types of input in the same build, What type of testing it is?

Swati

• Aug 8th, 2015

Obviously Black box testing

Renu Gupta

• Jul 30th, 2015

Validation Testing

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As Per my Knowledge i hope Load and stress are Positive Testings and no idea about Performance Testing.

Guest

• Jan 18th, 2007

hi,laod and stress r absolutely negative testing.performance testing not considered with + and _ testing it differs it.Ex:client req is chech the app with 1000 users.but we r conducting the testing mo...

NAGARJUNA

• Sep 29th, 2006

All these comes under the system testing Loadtesting: The response time of the application with respecto user requirements Performance testing: Performance testing is testing that is performed t...

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BHARAT

• Sep 17th, 2007

Mainly 3 types of tests cover under the system testing1.usability testing.2.Functional testing.3.Non-functional testing.Again Usability testing is classified into 2 types1.User interface testing2.Manu...

ramya

• Sep 14th, 2007

First of all the system testing is nothing but the testing process which performs the tests the entire applications functionality and non-functionality....In the Functionality it covers: - GUI coverag...

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kurtz182

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• Jan 3rd, 2010

A test matrix is an approach to ensure all test attributes are considered for each test case by placing them in a table.  All of the attributes are placed in column headers while test cases are s...

mathan_vel

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• Apr 8th, 2009

Test Matrix: Test Matrix is simillar to the Test Traceability Matrix. Which maps the Test Cases with Requirement. to check all the functional flows are exactly covered with the  Requirment.Test M...

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yogireddy

• Oct 24th, 2007

Frist you have to know basic difference between product and an project. ex: A product mean: if you go and purchage a trouser in shop, which means with a size as theymention on it. A project meen: i...

Nag

• Aug 29th, 2007

Application means specific custumer requirements. Product means overall requirements in the market.

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mehta siya

• Oct 17th, 2011

The third type of s/w metrics is the project metrics, which describes the characteristics of available resources and execution of project.

john tristan

• Aug 22nd, 2011

There are two types of metrics....the direct metrics which can be immediately measure and the indirect metrics which is the opposite....those that are not quantifiable could be considered as indirect metric:)

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kurtz182

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• Dec 30th, 2009

Here are a few things to examine during web testing:- page layout- links- focus- tab order- text appearance- headings, titles, and labels- text boxes and validation - menus and lists- navigation- scro...

kurtz182

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• Nov 10th, 2009

I would consider the following when testing a website:FUNCTIONALITY 1) Graphic User Interface (GUI)     a) Text          &nbs...

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