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What is differnce between functional and non functional testing?
avanianand
- Jul 30th, 2010
Functional Testing: Testing the application against business requirements. Functional testing is done using the functional specifications provided by the client or by using the design specifications l...
sharads
- Jul 13th, 2009
FunctionalTo verify requirements, specifications, rules, objectives, algorithms, etc.Non-Functional (Operational)To verify that the system will work in production and will provide?consistent and pred...
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What is boot strapping?
mathan_vel
- Sep 14th, 2009
Bootstrapping (compilers), writing a compiler for a computer language using the computer language itself to code the compiler.Bootstrapping (computing), a summary of the process of a simple computer s...
kalyan
- Jan 10th, 2007
When the computer initially is turned on or is rebooted from the keyboard with Ctrl-Alt-Del, it ``pulls itself up by its bootstraps.'' See also warm booting, cold booting
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Hi,Can anybody tell me can we use tool for smoke testing?(yes/No).If yes mention name of the tool.
rahulskin
- Sep 16th, 2009
Yes, you can use the tool for smoke tesing. Smoke tesing is the basic testing like all the links, buttons, valid data is entered properly and the overall functionality is working propely. ...
Anitha
- Jan 19th, 2007
Hi, We can't use the Automation tool for Smoke Testing.Because Smoke test is the basic and initial test conducted on the application to check whether the application is stable or not.So in this case the application may or maynot be stable.So we can't use the tool for Smoke test.
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Transferring from Test Plan to Test Lab
Once test plans are created in the Test Plan area in Quality Centre, how do you transfer them over to Test Lab?
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Test plan
Hi,Can anyone please tell what the test plan consists of??
saritha1406
- Nov 1st, 2010
A software project test plan is a document that describes the objectives, scope,approach, and focus of a software testing effort.The following are some of the items that might be included in a test pl...
vishnu.p
- Aug 3rd, 2010
Explain test plan content: Test Plan is a document which specifies the entire Planning of the Software Testing Project. It includes:ObjectiveScopeApproachDeliverablesAssumptionResources (Man & Sys...
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Performance Testing
What are the documents required for performance testing?
Kishore
- Dec 26th, 2017
1.Proof of concept
2.Non functional requirements gathering
3.Testplan
4.Workload moduledheerajs
- Apr 24th, 2012
Hi All As name suggests Performance testing is all about the performance of an application. So this performance testing includes 1. How fast the system response, 2. How efficiently we retrieve the ...
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When we go for a software testing job in a big CMM-5 company, is there any certificate needed for software testing. because i had done my mca thru distance education. and with my own interest I learned Manual testing, winrunner,Testdirectory, Loadrunner,QTP etc. but I dont have any certificate. but presently iam working in a small ITcompany as a software trainee. so my question is this is it mandatory of all these local center certificate for proof of my knowledge. please anybody answer to this question?
hema_india
- Jun 13th, 2010
I dont think certificate is necessary.? It is your techically handling the interview that will be more than enough.
rahulskin
- Sep 14th, 2009
If your concepts for the testing is strong, the company will see before hiring you for the job that the knowledge and one thing, if the requirement that is client is that they requrie the Certified te...
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How to indentify memory leakages after the build is given to you?
Please answer me...
Anshoo_Arora
- Oct 23rd, 2007
Memory Leak is best identified by conducting Soak Test.A soak test runs for a prolonged duration of time. You will need to find number of Vusers between your results for Client's requirement and t...
akash singh
- Sep 15th, 2007
Soak testing is the best answer for that.Soak testing is used to find out memeory leakage.
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What is bee-bugging testing and incremental testing?
mfsi_satyakamm
- Jan 23rd, 2012
Hi,
The process of intentionally adding known defects for the purpose of monitoring the detection rate and removal of those defects, and estimating the number of remaining defects is known as be-bugging. The other name for be-bugging is defect seeding.
Thanksmfsi_chinmayb
- Jan 17th, 2012
HI Bebugging testing is synonymous term for fault seeding in the testing environment.In this technique the tester intentionally introduce a fault in the code or an invalid input to the test case . The...
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During testing of an application you find that there are 10 bugs. you have assigned to a developer to fix them. after a day you get the revised application & find that 5 of the previous bugs are fixed, but you also find 3 new bugs due to the enhancement. now how many tests you have to perform?
Sameera
- Oct 18th, 2007
Hi Mr. Prasad Meduri,?? I'm sorry to?iinterrupt?u, u've been made a comments like : "But a small suggestion in your communication,dont mind 1) we never assign bugs to developer directly, it goes t...
testing121
- Jun 12th, 2007
The question state how many are to be tested and not how they are to be tested so can you please confirm how many are to be tested and why
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1.What is the ONE key element of \'Test case\' & \'Test plan\'?2.If you have an application,but do not have any requirements available,then how would you perform testing?3.What is peer review in practical terms?
kurtz182
- Dec 18th, 2009
1) The one key element that impacts both a test case and test plan is requirements.2) I would perform exploratory testing because requirements are not necessary in this type of testing. Don'...
mathan_vel
- Apr 8th, 2009
1. SRS is the one key element of Test cae & Test Plan. Other key elements are FRS, Design Level Documents, CR .2. This can done by adhoc testing. no prior documemt is needed for testing. but may o...
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What is descriptive programming?
sharad
- Nov 22nd, 2012
Descriptive Programming used to bypass OR. Descriptive programming is used when we want to perform an operation on an object that is not present in the object repository. There can be various valid re...
bindushylender
- Dec 16th, 2009
During the run session, QuickTest finds the object in the object repository based on its name and parent objects, and uses the stored test object description for that test object to identify the objec...
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What is performence testing? How I do performence testing?
kurtz182
- Dec 21st, 2009
Software performance testing is the run-time performance of a software in its integrated system environment. Some questions that performance testing answers:1) Do page load times meet requiremen...
nagarjunareddyyiza
- Oct 11th, 2006
PERFORMENCE TESTING: THE TEST IS CONDUCTED TO EVALUTE COMPLIANEC OF A SYSTEM OR A COMPOUND WITH SPECIFIC PERFORMENCE REQIRMENTS
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What is Security Testing? does it comes under Functionality testing?
Dillip Palai
- Apr 23rd, 2012
Security testing is a process to determine that an information system protects data and maintains functionality as intended. The six basic security concepts that need to be covered by security testin...
mfsi_satyakamm
- Feb 27th, 2012
Security testing is a non-functional testing type. It tests how secure the application is. It guarantees security in the application so that the user can trust the application and can provide with ve...
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What is adhoc Testing?What stub & driver & where it is applied?Ineed it in unit test,integration test.What is the sequence of Testing pahses? orOrder the seuence of testing phases like functional requirement,test design,test plan,test case,test execution,test report.
Rose1
- Dec 4th, 2007
Stubs and driver are used in incremental ?integration testing.There are two types of incremental integration testing:Top down and Bottom UpIn Top down integration, testing? is done from the top of t...
mkarthik6482
- Aug 25th, 2007
Adhoc Testing:Testing is performed without test plan and testcases. This is done based on the testers experience. Most of the Major bugs are found at the earliest in this testing with short span of ti...
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(first rain interview)If a tester find a bug in a system but devloper can't then what will be the best strategy for the tester?
kurtz182
- Nov 20th, 2009
The tester should attempt to reproduce the defect again. If the problem persists, the tester should: 1) ensure developer has performed the precise test steps.2) ensure developer is attempting to...
mathan_vel
- May 4th, 2009
1) Take Screen shot where the bug arised.2) Clearly mention the steps for the executional bugs.3) Clearly note down the Test data.4) Clearly note down the Test Environment.
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Testing Process
How to implement testing process without having Requirement document?
rajesh
- Aug 8th, 2012
There will not be any testing process without the requirement. so we cant implement the testing process without the requirement.
mfsi_chinmayb
- May 9th, 2012
Plan before you do. This should be the procedure followed by a tester. Tester should make a mindmap before starting a formal testprocess.
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