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What are the three 'C's used n present IT Industry?
kurtz182
- Nov 21st, 2009
There is no industry-wide standard associated with the three C's. Nevertheless, here are three that lend themselves to good ol' common sense:1) Commitment: People with commitm...
sumit
- Mar 12th, 2007
Hi, Can you explain me what's the purpose behind the 3 ?C's? Plese tell me
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What are senario based test cases and conditional based test cases? can u pls explain with some examples?
kurtz182
- Nov 21st, 2009
Conditional tests are those which verify each of an application's functional branches. For example, a registration form may ask whether or not a registrant is married. If the...
jainbrijesh
- Feb 14th, 2007
Scenario based test case may be an integration of two or more conditional test cases.
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What is a batch test? How do you program a batch test?
kurtz182
- Nov 21st, 2009
A batch test occurs when you run multiple scripts. It is typically done with automation. You program a batch test by placing the scripts in the order you wish to have them run and employing a tool that will execute the scripts in that specified order.
mathan_vel
- Jun 9th, 2009
Batch Testing in Automation is nothing but running the whole test set by selecting Run Test set from the Execution Grid. If our test cases are automated then by selecting Run Test set all the test scr...
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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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Common Functionality
Before starting to write a script, How will you find the test cases that have the same functionality? and How will you maintain the code?
kurtz182
- Nov 20th, 2009
Another way to identify potential test cases that have the same functionality is to review 1) business requirements, 2) technical specifications, 3) mock-ups and 4) work-flow diagrams. These doc...
mathan_vel
- Nov 3rd, 2009
We can track it through by Requirement Traceability Matrix. If two or more test cases deals with same functionality mapped in RTM, then eliminate and make it as one case.Maintaining the code by Test n...
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What are the Application Manager Responsibilities?
kurtz182
- Nov 20th, 2009
They are:1) Lead the planning and implementation of project(s)2) Facilitate the definition of project scope, goals and deliverables3) Define project tasks and resource requirements4)?Develop full scal...
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Do you find coding/developing/testing everyday repetitive? And how do you keep yourself motivated?
kurtz182
- Nov 20th, 2009
Yes, these things can be repetitive. However, the motivation comes from knowing you have a direct impact on the quality of a product or service and once you understand that you make a...
jainbrijesh
- Dec 7th, 2006
It is possible in agile development environment.To keep you motivated first you should love your work, am i right dear?
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If network is down in your company or server down .how will u do testing?
kurtz182
- Nov 20th, 2009
What is meant by 'do testing'? If the network is down and test case execution requires the network, testers can perform test activities on future projects during this down time.&nbs...
ga.neha
- Feb 14th, 2007
Preferably u can do the static testing.
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What is your ROLE?
You are requested by the test lead of another project to attend the test plan review meeting and see whether the things are going on track. Which role you are performing? a) Initiator,b) Mediator,c) Consultant,d) Moderator
kurtz182
- Nov 19th, 2009
Either b) or c) could be correct, depending on the motive of the requestor. If the test lead merely wishes to gain information, then the role would be c) consultant. However, if the test l...
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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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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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Once defined, how long will a variable remain in SQL*PLUS?
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What is the difference between DATA VALIDITY and DATA INTEGRITY?
kurtz182
- Nov 17th, 2009
The difference between data validity and data integrity is simply this: Data validity deals with data that is input into a system (ex. a database) while data integrity deals with the maintenance...
irinak
- Apr 26th, 2007
Data IntegrityImportant data stored in the database include the catalog, pricing, shipping tables, tax tables, order database, and customer information. Testing must verify the correctness of the stor...
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If the application response time is increasing 10 to 15 sec, this is the problem?How we can solve this?
kurtz182
- Nov 17th, 2009
For most applications, if the response time increases by 10 to 15 seconds, there is definitely a problem. Many users will abandon a page if it doesn't render by 10 seconds. First, make...
mathan_vel
- Sep 25th, 2009
If the Response Time is increasing frequently, there may be enough load on the page. Performance tester should analyze the test result graph and find out where it needs to Tuning. Tuning is the best solution.
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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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When is a product ready to ship?
kurtz182
- Nov 17th, 2009
A product is ready to ship when the build meets the exit criteria that has been agreed upon by all stakeholders in the company. The exit criteria defines the number and nature (by Priority and S...
logesh
- Jan 4th, 2008
The product is ready to ship once the product meets the following points1. Error free stage2. Time limit for product3. situation to Meets beyond the alloted budjet
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What is a build?
kurtz182
- Nov 17th, 2009
A software build refers to the process of converting source code files into a standalone artifact that can be run on a computer. One of the most important steps of a software build is the compilation of source code files and its conversion to executable code.
mks24126
- Jan 14th, 2008
Build : After release of the software. Some modification,change or new requests are given by the Client to the company head and Head deliver it to Development team and after Implementing these request...
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What is distributed defect tracking system? How it is used?
kurtz182
- Nov 17th, 2009
Some bug trackers are designed to be used with distributed revision control software. These distributed bug trackers allow bug reports to be conveniently read, added to the database or updated while a developer or tester is offline.
zecar
- Nov 16th, 2007
The Qualtrak company's flagship product, Distributed Defect Tracking System (DDTs), was the first commercial defect tracking system for the UNIX market and is the market leader.
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Detect Software Defects
How and when can the Testing Organization detect software defects?
kurtz182
- Nov 15th, 2009
For the sake of answering this question, I will say that there is an element of detecting defects in the act of preventing them. If we begin with this premise, then a Quality Assu...
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