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What is revoke and checklist?What is the output of User Acceptence testing?
Sandhya.Kishan
- Mar 19th, 2012
Revoke is a command to removes user access rights or privileges to the database objects.
Checklist is a command which lists the tests which should be performed on a particular process.
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Who prepares test plan?
mfsi_satyakamm
- Mar 15th, 2012
It completely depends on the organisation you are working in. In some organisation Test Manager prepares test plan and in some organisation Test Lead prepares the test plan. In some organisation ent...
Srilakshmi
- Mar 3rd, 2012
Mostly Test Lead will prepare the test plan and also it depends on the company.
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How can you differentiate black box testing and white box testing? Is white box and glass box testing same?
mfsi_satyakamm
- Mar 13th, 2012
Black box Testing: It completely tests the functional and non-functional attributes of the application without getting access to code. i.e. application is tested without getting access to code. White...
sankumarsingh
- Oct 1st, 2010
Black box testing is something like a black box....... about which i don know wht is inside this one. We just know that if we give this type of input it results this type of out put. How ...........I ...
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What are the methodologies you use to write test Cases ?
mfsi_satyakamm
- Mar 7th, 2012
If we understand the user needs completely and appropriately it becomes easier to write Test Cases. For writing Test Cases we need to think from the point of view of an end user. Normally the follo...
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What is Test Methodology?
DK
- Mar 6th, 2012
There are numerous methodologies available for developing and testing software. The methodology you choose depends on factors such as the 1. Nature of project, 2. The project...
mfsi_satyakamm
- Mar 6th, 2012
Testing Methodology consists of methods which we are going to follow to test our application. Methods should be chosen which best suits our application. Methods can be chosen basing upon: 1) Type of M...
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How Automation is useful in Testing
mfsi_satyakamm
- Mar 1st, 2012
Automation Testing is useful in many ways: 1) It is very much faster than the manual testing. 2) It avoids repetitive work of the users. 3) It is more accurate than manual testing. 4) It avoids mista...
Silu
- Feb 25th, 2012
Automation testing has some advantages over manual testing. These are as follows.1> It gives more accurate result as compare to manual testing.2> Simultaneous actions are possible.3> No tiredness.4> It doesnot require more human resources.
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What is the difference between static and dynamic testing?
mfsi_satyakamm
- Feb 28th, 2012
Static testing is done without/before executing the code (say for eg reviewing the SRS or reviewing the code) to find out errors if any. Here it is very useful to find out flaws in user requirements. ...
byju philip
- Oct 17th, 2006
Static Testing & Dynamic TestingStatic Testing: Static Testing is the process of Verification. Static Testing is done by QA(Quality Assurance) teamStatic Testing technique do not execute the ...
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Tool Selection
How you select the best testing tool? Based on what assunmption will you select a Automation tool?
mfsi_satyakamm
- Feb 24th, 2012
Selection of tools completely depends on the needs of the project. If your projects requirement is only for checking the functionality of the application then tools like regression testing tool and pe...
sarvesh4u
- Nov 10th, 2011
selection of automation tool is a critical process there are number of events that occur during the tool selection but the main selection criteria will include Accomplishment of specified tool ...
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Manual testing V Model
How do you explain V Model in manual testing?
mfsi_satyakamm
- Feb 23rd, 2012
As the word suggests "V Model" has two parts i.e. "" which contains the development activities i.e. SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) and "/" which contains the associated testing activities i.e....
ravi yadav
- Oct 8th, 2011
In the V Model SDLC, both the Development activity and the testing activities start almost at the same time with the same information. The development team does design and development and test team do...
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Que: what is difference between Black Box and Grey Box Tewsting?
mfsi_satyakamm
- Feb 16th, 2012
Black Box testing purely sees the functional and non-functional characteristics of the application (i.e. we dont have to check the code) Grey Box testing is a combination of both White Box and Black ...
Usha_s
- Aug 4th, 2010
Without knowing the internal logic, just based on the SRS , the testing performed is termed as black box testing. Its performed by the testers.Grey box is a combination of blank box and white box. Thi...
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Security testing-from where to delete cookies
Hello frnzwhen we r testing cookies for security testing in that we have to check for deleting cookiesmy ques is do we have to delete from browser(google chrome m using) or from hard drive?reply soonthanx
mfsi_satyakamm
- Feb 15th, 2012
Cookies are browser specific i.e. cookies of different browsers are stored in the hard disk in different folders where the respective browsers are installed. So deleting cookies by using specific brow...
sangeeta
- Jan 18th, 2012
Two ways to delete:
1. in IE goto Tools->Internet Options->General Tab->Browsing History section->Hit Delete button->Choose an option what you want to delete
2. Goto Windows Start->Run->Type Cookies->Hit enter->Select all->Ctrl+A->Delete -
What are Quality Gates?
mfsi_satyakamm
- Feb 8th, 2012
Hi, Quality gates are situated inbetween two phases of a software project where the later phase depends on the outcome of its previous phase. If the previous phase is a success, then only it can pass...
Barb
- Oct 11th, 2011
A Quality gate is usually an activity that must be completed prior to acceptance of a deliverable or movement to the next step in the life cycle. Often they are set as milestones. For example a requ...
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What is arc testing?
mfsi_satyakamm
- Jan 30th, 2012
Hi,
Arc testing is also known as branch testing.
Arc testings purpose is to cover every possible branch(i.e. conditional and unconditional) of the code.
So the Test Cases are written accordingly.
Thanksmfsi_chinmayb
- Oct 25th, 2011
Hi Arc testing is a test case design technique for a component in which test cases are designed for branch outcomes. In simple words Arc testing is just the synonym for Branch testing which test case...
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What is IDEAL model used for in software testing? What are the Phases we follow in IDEAL model? What are the usefulness of using this model?
mfsi_chinmayb
- Jan 27th, 2012
Hi IDEAL is testing stands for Initiating , Diagnosing , Establishing , Acting , Learning . It is basically a process improvement method . Here as the Acronym for IDEAL suggests it initiate an idea f...
shalini
- Jan 23rd, 2012
Agile technology or incremental model is the ideal model of software testing. We need to follow plan, kick off, testing, reporting bugs. In this model all the requirements are divided into small small development program and done. If we test them. We can detect bugs early
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What is Concurrent Testing? And how will you perform?
aruna
- Jan 26th, 2012
Concurrency means multiple users accessing the application at a time,so it is number of hits per second and the performance of the application has to be tested
mfsi_satyakamm
- Jan 25th, 2012
Hi, In todays world where internet is being used every where resulting in thousands and thousands of users. It is very much possible that a web server may be serving thousands of clients in a single ...
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How will you conduct security testing manually?
mfsi_satyakamm
- Jan 24th, 2012
Hi,
Security testing can be done manually, but it needs very keen observation to identify the sources of security leaks.
Firebug is a great tool to do security testing manually.
Thankssiriatwork
- Nov 25th, 2011
Security Testing is the bigger umbrella...if you can drill down to which area you wanna test it might be helpful. On a general note, security testing mainly covers tests related to Authorization and A...
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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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Testlog Document
What is testlog document in testing process?
mfsi_chinmayb
- Dec 19th, 2011
Hi
Test log is a document which indulge all descriptive information about the Test.It is basically done to trace back the activities/events done while testing.
It includes
1)Test log Identifier
2)Description about the test
3)Task done during testing
mathan_vel
- Jul 26th, 2010
TestLog is a maintainence document of Test Plan and Test cases that runs on different Test cycle. Which contains the Test Results of executed Test case(Passed/Failed)
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Unit Testing Phase
Will testers be involve in Unit Testing Phase? Explain.
mfsi_chinmayb
- Dec 8th, 2011
Unit testing is a verification effort on the smallest unit
of the software design the software component or modulesaritha1406
- Nov 1st, 2010
The most 'micro' scale of testing is known as Unit Testing.Typically done by the programmer and not by testers to test particular functions or code modules. , as it requires detailed knowle...
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