Other than requirement traceability matrix what all other factors that we need to check in order to exit a testing process

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tinkle

  • Jan 31st, 2006
 

To Exit the testing process we need to consider following :-

  1. The number of sev 1 defects
  2. Need to check whether the Quality measures defined in the test Plan are all met?
  3. Need to consider Mean time between failures
  4. The Test budget
  5. The project deadline (Importance of product to the client)
  6. The business risk of releasing/not releasing the software to the users

Thanks & regards

Tinkle

M.Ragothaman

  • Apr 14th, 2006
 

1. All bugs are addressed

2. Testing Budget

3. Delivery of project

Raghu

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Pradeep R

  • Nov 13th, 2006
 

To stop testing these are the main factors.

1. Reduce in defects.

2. Increase in Testing cost.

3. Delivary dates.

Pradeep r

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parashersudhakar

  • May 25th, 2007
 

Other than Tracebility Matrix:

We need to check that

1) Whether all the Bugs which were Assigned to developers have been fixed .
2) All the documents pertaining to testing have been prepared.
3) all the bugs which were in Previous releases have been retested .

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Sudhakar

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Brahma

  • Jul 15th, 2007
 

1. software test coverage document
2. functional coverage document

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kurtz182

  • Jan 11th, 2010
 

Typically, an exit criteria that concludes a test process involves the following items that are typically included in the test plan:

1) The maximum number of total defects that remain unfixed must meet a predetermined threshold.  For example, the exit criteria may state that there can be no more than x number of unresolved defects remaining against the product build.

2) Of these unresolved defects, there should be no more than x number of high priority and/or high severity defects.  Most exit criteria state there should be no high priority and severity defects remaining against the product build. 

3) Sign off by key stakeholders based on the following factors:

a) Is this the last test pass as defined by our target projections?  If so, what additional costs are we likely to incur should we continue testing based on the nature and number of outstanding defects and their current discovery rate?

b) How important is it to meet our release date? 

c) What are the business risks of releasing the software in its current state?

Rose1

  • May 18th, 2010
 

1. Check whether all the passes have been completed.

2. Check whether all the test cases have been executed.
3. Check all the defects raised during the test execution have either been deferred or been closed.
4. Check show stoppers in the last phase of the the test have been rectified.

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chief

  • Sep 17th, 2014
 

depends on ones exit criteria...with big teams QA manager writes a test strategy but as a QA you need your own test strategy... consider the following
-do your requirement traceability matrix RTM (requirement coverage in Quality Center)
-Risks
-No showstoppers as already said/bug rate falls below a certain level
-Deadlines
+ some of the factors already covered here.

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