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What is traceability matrix??

Asked By: DILSHAD GHANI | Asked On: Nov 23rd, 2005

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Answered by: Sahithi

Answered On : Nov 25th, 2005

 this matrix defines the mapping between customer requirements and prepared testcases by testengineers.this matrix is requirements traceability matrix or requirements validation matrix.this is used by testing team to verify how far the testcases prepared have covered the requirements of the functionalities to be tested.

Answered by: venkat prasad on: Mar 13th, 2013

Traceability matrix:::(by using the traceability matrix we are giving assurance to the client that each and every requirement covered in the form of test cases and all the test cases are executed. ...

Answered by: sunitha on: Feb 15th, 2013

The mapping of Test Requirements with Test Case to check weather all requirements have been covered is called traceability matrix.
There are two kinds of Traceability matrix.

1. Forward Traceability Matrix.
2. Backward Traceability Matrix.

What is exception handling in automation testing?

Asked By: borisbecker | Asked On: Feb 6th, 2013

Answered by: Abhilash on: Mar 7th, 2013

Exception handling in automation testing is something which automation engineers take care such that their modules, functions inside scripts, or for that matter entire test script will not have any script errors. In other words, it is exiting a function/module by giving the user a graceful message.

Testing sequence

Asked By: anujsingh.jadon | Asked On: Jun 20th, 2010

What is testing sequence in sanity and smoke testing? Which will come first?

Answered by: Sandeep on: Feb 7th, 2013

The smoke testing is done by developer.

It is done in before upload to soft base to testers. 
The Sanity testing in done by testers.
In this test is before of regression testing.
It is done in before start the work,to the s/w is responded or not.

Answered by: Jo on: Jan 26th, 2013

Smoke testing is going to be done before functionality testing that is called as intial level testing and sanity testing Will be done before regression testing

Fish model

Asked By: vinuvinu | Asked On: Jul 22nd, 2008

What is fish model in detail?

Answered by: pramit on: Jan 22nd, 2013

Create this theory on SDLC

Answered by: Rahul on: Dec 29th, 2012

Who invented or proposed the fish model?

What is descriptive programming?

Asked By: kushal | Asked On: Jun 6th, 2006

Answered by: sharad on: Nov 21st, 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...

Answered by: bindushylender on: 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...

What is difference between regression testing and retesting.

Asked By: jitusonawane | Asked On: Feb 28th, 2006

Answered by: Pratheesh on: Nov 5th, 2012

Retesting is testing again after fixing a defect. we are testing the particular module only what we have changed and testing the test case in the same build. Regression testing is the testing the syst...

Answered by: Sandhya on: Jun 21st, 2012

Retesting: Testing the functionality of the application frequently to ensure that the changes made in particular module is working properly/not. Regression: Testing the entire functionality of the app...

How to write test case for mobile phones

Asked By: karthik | Asked On: Dec 23rd, 2005

Answered by: srikant on: Oct 30th, 2012

Writing Test cases for Mobile testing is quite different when we compare it to writing for normal web applications. When you say you need to write mobile test cases, do you mean to wrie for the mobile...

Answered by: Munna541 on: Oct 28th, 2012

can someone describe in detail?????

Describe to me when you would consider employing a failure mode and effect analysis. This is a interview question.

Asked By: prasu | Asked On: Feb 9th, 2006

Answered by: Munna541 on: Oct 28th, 2012

FMEA is a kind of risk analysis technique: you check what kind of failures can occur, then you check what the effects are. Depending on the effect (eg. high or low financial impact), you can prioriti...

How do we test websphere application manually?

Asked By: venkatesh | Asked On: Feb 27th, 2006

Answered by: Munna541 on: Oct 28th, 2012

to test any web application we must do
1.functionality testing
2.usability testing
3.security testing
4.performance testing
5.UI testing

Answered by: ram.rave-tech on: Mar 10th, 2006

When ever u r testing the web application u have to test the following things.

1) Text present in the web page

2) Links & Navigations

3) Security

4) functionality

bye

ramakrishna

Tester's skills

Asked By: rmb5883 | Asked On: Jan 30th, 2010

What are the other skills than testing that a tester should have knowledge about?

Answered by: munna on: Oct 27th, 2012

1. Good communication skills
2. Good analysation
3. Small amount of technical stuff
4. Sensitivity

Answered by: mfsi_satyakamm on: Mar 12th, 2012

1) Good knowledge about the domain he/she is working on 2) He/she should be a good observer 3) Should be able to identify where the number of errors found is maximum 4) Should have good communication ...

What are entry and exit criteria in test plan?

Asked By: Rammohan | Asked On: Nov 22nd, 2005

Answered by: Shahuraj Patil on: Oct 13th, 2012

explain quality control and quality assurance and its processes with example?

Answered by: sankumarsingh on: Apr 16th, 2012

Entry and Exit criteria is completely task dependent. Means, it depends on what task you need to do or you have to perform. In general, entry criteria is a set of conditions that permits a task to p...

Test case template

Asked By: sandeepbsp123 | Asked On: Sep 12th, 2012

How to make test case template for drop down box?

What document we need for qa / qc / testing

Asked By: Priya | Asked On: Sep 27th, 2005

Answered by: Bhuwon on: Aug 22nd, 2012

First we should have SRS, also we should have testplan.

Answered by: rajesh on: Aug 8th, 2012

There should be a process doc for all QA AND QC

What strategy would you devise for testing the window basedapplication developed with technologies like vb, vb.Net? What tools would

Asked By: tapash | Asked On: Nov 13th, 2005

Answered by: rajesh on: Aug 8th, 2012

Before preparing the TS document we should focus on project stability or complexity based on this TS will be prepared by TL and the same will be reviewed by test manager TM or PM.

Answered by: anees on: Nov 18th, 2005

Hey we can follow Manual r Automation Strategy ..

We can't Automate .net Appli using Winrunner..

So,we can do it using QTP ..

Regards

Testing process

Asked By: sangharshmact | Asked On: Jun 15th, 2008

How to implement testing process without having requirement document?

Answered by: rajesh on: Aug 8th, 2012

There will not be any testing process without the requirement. so we cant implement the testing process without the requirement.

Answered by: mfsi_chinmayb on: 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.

What is random testing?

Asked By: surekha | Asked On: Nov 23rd, 2005

Answered by: Manivannan on: Jul 13th, 2012

Random Testing just like monkey testing because we don't want to test sequentially and we don't to follow any document.

Answered by: Dillip Palai on: Apr 3rd, 2012

Random testing is a form of functional testing that is useful when the time needed to write&run directed tests is too long (or the complexity of the problem makes it impossible to test every combinati...

Test senario

Asked By: aditimamid | Asked On: Mar 27th, 2010

A->uib->uic->dia*b*c=dif d went wrong how would you analyse the test senario and find the reason why this defect occur?

Answered by: Senthil Kumar P on: Jun 24th, 2012

Test Scenario is nothing but a high level flow illustration of a functionality. A test scenario may contain n number of test cases. For example, Check whether an user is able to login into Gmail with ...

Answered by: prash036 on: May 6th, 2012

Test scenario: Think of a scenario as a workflow. It tests a series of test cases some real time situations or work flow or real existence of work that how we going to do that thing. e.g.:- we decided...

What is the difference between severity and priority?Which one is used by a tester?

Asked By: sowjan_sk | Asked On: Sep 26th, 2005

Answered by: Lucky on: Jun 18th, 2012

Severity is decided by the testers but the developer has to decide the priority to fix a problem, testers could not decide the priority.

Answered by: Lucky on: Jun 18th, 2012

SEVERITY- is the seriousness of the problem or how adverse effect does it have on the functionality of the application.
Severity - is nothing but the impact of the defect on the application.

PRIORITY- is what priority is given to the defect for its fixation or urgency to solve a problem.

Object repository

Asked By: somasekharnaidu | Asked On: Dec 8th, 2010

What is object repository? How many ways it has categorized? State the difference? With example?

Answered by: lucky on: Jun 18th, 2012

Object Repository is nothing but a storage of all the objects, where all the objects with their functionality are stored.

Answered by: dheerajs on: May 22nd, 2012

Hi there Repository is the place where we keep something and when require we can take back those things. Likewise Object repository is a place in QTP tool where test objects are stored while recordi...

System testing

Asked By: praki87 | Asked On: Feb 7th, 2011

What are the types of testing that come under system testing?

Answered by: jothi on: Jun 8th, 2012

system testing is testing the data flow between the functionality and non functionality flow of a system.it is where the application is working fine wen the functionality flow is changing.

Answered by: Dillip Palai on: Apr 12th, 2012

System testing of software or hardware is testing conducted on a complete, integrated system to evaluate the systems compliance with its specified requirements. System testing falls within the scope o...

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