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What is the exact difference between Test policy doc, Testing strategy doc and Testing methodology doc
pardeep16d
- Jun 19th, 2008
Test Policy doc: in this document some philosophy are defined by the high level management and these are follow in all testing processes.those we have mention in Test Plan.Testing Strategy doc: in whi...
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Deliverables Preparation
What all is included in Deliverables Preparation? When this will be prepared i.e at which point of STLC?
rameshn3
- Jun 15th, 2008
Deliverables include 1.Functional specification document 2.Test plan document 3. Test case document 4. Test report 5.Test summary Deliverables are prepared when project is completed.
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How do we test the date field with edit box and Submit button which connects to SQL? What is the approach we should test this?
rahinimr
- Jun 12th, 2008
* first check the formate for Date field like DD/MM/YYYY,MM/DD/YYYY* next check for what should be the seperator '/' or '-'* month...
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Any one tell me how to test banking website security?
thangavelshanmugam
- Jun 3rd, 2008
HI AVINASHur ans is wrong its not related of Q here asking website security testingwe follow the some techniques1 sql injection2 xss(cross site sc...
kiranv7
- May 23rd, 2007
To test any web application security you need to fallow the guidelines provided byOWSAP(open web application security project) not only banking any webapplication.According to OWSAP if a webapplicatio...
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What is memory leak testing? How can we test leak memory manually? What are automated tools available in market? Is it a white box or black box testing?
thangavelshanmugam
- Jun 3rd, 2008
MEMOry leak testing is one of the whitebox testingtools1 boundary checker2 insure++3 electric fense4 glowcode5 ratonal purify
Prasanna_r_Hegde
- Aug 19th, 2006
For Testing C/C++ Based Applications You haveValgrindWhich is again a Open source Testing tool I have used the same But Unlike Commercial tools It requires you to study docs Properly before you use it...
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Could anybody please let me know a good reference book for manual testing concepts....
rupesh kumar
- May 26th, 2007
Manual testing Books SOFTWARE TESTING by SRINIVASAN DESIKAN and GOPALASWAMY RAMESH , MANAGING THE TESTING PROCESS by REX BLACK
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What is the difference between regression testing and retesting ?
1.what is the difference between regression testing and retesting?in which stage a tester undertakes regression testing and retesting? is both of them same.Explain clearly.2.Is functional testing a part of system testing?3.When a build arrives ,what is t
SONIA25
- May 28th, 2008
Re-Testing "Whenever a fault is detected and fixed the software should be restested to ensure that the original fault has been sucessfully removed" Regresion testing "...
geek_niladri2009
- May 26th, 2008
Regression Testing:-After fix the bugs verify whether new faults are generated or not in the related modules or other module in systemRe Testing:- Repeat the execution of test cases after a bug is fixed to verify the bug has fixed properly.If not fixed properly,Reissue the same.
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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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QTP recording
What is the use of recording in QTP?While recording itself we might understand what are the defects.Then what is the need of recording?
ananthkrmishra
- May 19th, 2008
QTP is a tool which is used for regression testing where you run or rather perform the same set operations with different set of inputs.so by recording we tell the tool how todo the a specific task us...
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Application Scalability
Is the application scalable in terms of software also. If yes then give an example for scalability
parsu
- May 13th, 2008
Yes scalibility is definitely alsi in temrs of software.example are of websites like airlines ,railways where huge number of users hit everyday..so one day the organization wld have 2 decide tha...
deepaksporty
- Apr 18th, 2008
Hi Chinni,Thanks for replying but what you've told is the definition of scalability and we generally associate scalability with the hardware configuration. What I wanted to know is that whether we...
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What is the difference between functional testcase and non-functional testcase?
Functional testcases targets business goals and non functional testcases targets performance, resouce utilisation, usability,comatibility etc.
santh_murthy12
- Apr 24th, 2008
Can any one give me detailed explanation on non-functional testing,please?
saritha
- Jan 10th, 2007
yes the difference between the functional and non functional :-Functional test case :this is completly based on the functionality nothing but client actual need total application need (based on the bu...
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What is Domain Testing? How we do it?
sudhakar2068
- Oct 9th, 2006
The last important white box testing method discussed here is domain testing. The goal is to check values taken by a variable, a condition, or an index, and to prove that they are outside...
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What is Cookie Testing?
sudhakar2068
- Oct 9th, 2006
Your browser is accepting cookies from Practical Pet Care. We tried to place one just now and suceededsudhakar kolla,My email:kollasudhakar2005@yahoo.co.in.My number:09819859346
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What is the meaning of 'agile' used in testing as process??
gampatriveni
- Apr 14th, 2008
Iam confused ,,,which answer is correct one yaar?3 different answers are there plz tell me which one is correct as soon as possible?
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How your technical skills & background have helped you perform testing. Include impact & benefits.
psan1980
- Apr 10th, 2008
for this question please specify what all technical skills and which background.As per my opinionTechnical skiils - it is helpful coz suppose you are master in java then you know the comlexity of the ...
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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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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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Monitor test progress
How to monitor test progress?
gopi_namani
- Apr 9th, 2008
Hi,This is a very generic question , test progress can be monitered by daily status reports, dashboards etc
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1.What is the ONE key element of 'test case'? 2. What is the ONE key element of a Test Plan? 3.What is Metrics?4.What is a Test procedure? 5.What is the difference between SYSTEM TESTING and END-TO-END TESTING? 6.What is Traceability Matrix and Test Matrix? Is there any interchangeable term for Traceability Matrix ?Are Traceability Matrix and Test Matrix same or Different ? 7.Define Quality - bug free, Functionality working or both? 8.How will you track bugs from winrunner?9.What is the difference between smoke testing and sanity testing ?10.What is Entry criteria and Exit criteria ?11.Test plan and it's contents?12.severity & priority?13. V - Model and its advantage?14.Exceptional testing?15.what is web server?16.What is the bug found in yahoo site?17.Write test cases on Hand Watch and also on ATM Machine?
ravi_kanakam
- Apr 8th, 2008
Smoke Testing: This is the initial testing performed by the Test Engineer as soon as he receives the build. During this testing, a test engineer will look for availability of all functiona...
gampatriveni
- Apr 4th, 2008
Hi,3)metrics is nothing but it is used to measure the software.10)entry criteria- Precondition to start testing Exit criteria- Postcondition to stop testing.12)sev...
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What will you test if you were given an application with 35 foreign languages which you don't know?
gampatriveni
- Apr 4th, 2008
Hi, I Think we do I18N Testing (Internationalization testing).If wrong correct me.
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