What is actual difference between built and a version?
Prepare report for endurance testing
While doing endurance testing for a web application what are the factors on which I should concerned of ? what shall I add in to the report .
Endurance testing is nothing but smoke testing this is noting but applying the desired load for more time and monitoring weather it is behaving properly or not.
Also known as "soak testing", endurance testing focuses on time and throughput. This type of testing normally has the objective of finding memory leaks in the application. Endurance testing applies vo...
What is the difference between the claim testing and feature testing ?
Writing scenarios is not a difficult task its nothing but understand the project r product u have got and prepare the proper scenarios for example:
Verify lines spacing in between controls in through out screens of software
This is one of the example for non functional testing scenario
What are common errors in browser compatibility testing.
1. Design compatible in one browser and not in another. (Design Issues) 2. Button keys compatible in one browser and not in another browser. (Functional Issue) 3. Page name Compatible in one browser...
Common errors during browser compatibility testing :Cosmetic issues occurs such as1. rendering issue is observed2. Some of the flash demo file may not open3. Text allignment issue eg: Footer text come...
What is automation testing process? What are the main steps invloved in it?
Automation testing is done to save a lot of rework as well as a lot of time. But it can be applied to stable system only. In general Automation testing involves six step : 1.) Decision to automate te...
Automation Testing Process saves lots of time and rework. It is opted when there is repetitive work and is also used in case of regression testing. For Automation Testing Process, scripts are written...
Can some one pls give me some test plans and test case for online banking project?
Scope: Defined based on requirements for the release and test plan is prepared. Take sign off and take agreement of all stakeholders on what to test Organize: Define clear Roles and Responsibilitie...
Sorry no one can help you in test plan and testcases because only you have the required documents., you have to do your own R&D.If there is any problem then every one will help you.
How to prepare bug report for every day build?What are all items it should contain?
Basic elements of defect report are Application Name: Build Version no.: Defect ID, Summary, Description (steps to reproduce, environments, Expected values, Actual outcome), Status: New, open, fixed...
A bug report should contain the following 4 steps: Abstract of the bug (A very short note)Environment in which the bug was found (The software and Hardware used)The clear steps to...
What is the difference between the normal testing and embedded testing?
In embedded testing is there any particular tool which is used?Embedded testing is related to both hardware and software. In which category it will fall black box or white box testing?
Embedded Testing : If an application has been developed in order to produce a desired outcome in an industry and it is not doing so, embedded software testing is done in order to figure out where the ...
boss....there is no meaning of difference of normal testing/embedded testing..
the main focus to reach the client requirement... but testing way is difference ....in embedded testing.. we will test the application in codding standards.. so we use load runner.. to measure the load of the system
What are the 18 kpa (key process area) procedures?
It is the certification for the company. It specifies the maturity of the organization in terms of level. There r 5 levels: Level 1. Initial - all companies are considered to be Initial even though t...
18 Key process areas as defined in CMMi Level 5 model are as follows:1.Requirements Management2.Project planning3.Project monitoring and control4.Configuration management5.Suppliers agreement man...
Claim testing and variability testing
What is claim testing ? what is variability testing ?
Hi Chinmay Claim testing or variability testing : This testing is done to test someones claim about a software. While developing a product if someone (in same or other team) claims that the applicati...
Why did you choose software testing?...
If an interviewer asks me " why did you choose software testing?..." then what should I answer....
Both are great in their respective ways but i usually think being a testing engineer requires more skill to handle different situations.They should have the ability to say no to others with valid reas...
According to my opinion Development job is a great job but Testing job is a Divine job. For every project or product before releasing we have to do the testing becoz it will more helpful to the custo...
Explain about bassics of the testing in telecom domain
Testing in telecom domain is preferably done for the interconnectivity of diff system involved. for example : end customer initiate a postpaid subscription from website(not in India) .he fills his bas...
there are many methods for testing used fore testing in software testing its domain testing function and structurep method called methdology in testing e testing in step -by - st
What are two primary goals of testing?
Can any one answer to this question
Hi
There are many goals of testing. But I think the two primary goal should be
1. system performs as per the requirement
2. Build confidence in the system i.e. the system or application should satisfy end user. System should be useful.
Thanks
System performs as expected and there are no issues in the overall system.
All the requirements pertaining to the system are tested and there are no issues.
What is operational acceptance testing? Explain with example?
Operational Acceptance testing is also called Production acceptance testing. Here we test that the application(or system) fulfill all the requirements so that it is fit for further operation.In oth...
Operational Acceptance Testing (OAT) tests all the non-functional characteristics of an application. Load testing and performance testing are done for OAT. Other parameters like reliability, robustness, data integrity are also checked.
Help getting for testing using chrome browser , apart from "inspect element"
We know that "inspect element helps a lot in developing as well testing. But what are the other feature in chrome which helps me while testing ?
What are the documents required for performance testing?
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 ...
Performance testing comes under Non Functional testing category.
Its all about the response of the application in the expected time set.
What is the difference between error, defect,fault, failure and mistake
error:- error is nothing but programing error,which is detected by the developers. programing errors like syntax error,semantic errors, defect:-defect is expected not equal to the actual , means if de...
Defect/Bug/Fault : A flaw in the system/application/component that can cause it to fail is termed as Defect/Bug/Fault. Defect, Bug and Fault are all the same. Error/Mistake: A wrong input or erroneo...
Script not working on another machine
If your successful running script will not work on another machine on other day, how will you fix it? In this case application is stable & nothing is changed in application?
First of all, we can not fix anything. Second as you mentioned the application didnt change but did something else change on your machine? May be something installed or an OS update installed etc. C...
What is the role of test manager, test lead or test engineer?
roles and responsibilities of test lead: ------------------------------------ 1. test lead performs key role in software testing process. 2. test lead can prepare a test plan documentation. 3. test le...
Understand the testing effort by analyzing the requirements of project. Estimate and obtain management support for the time, resources and budget required to perform the testing. Organize ...
What is revoke and checklist?What is the output of user acceptence testing?
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.
The output depends on eh test cases and the cases depends on the choice and complexity of the project.
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When each of the different modules of software is prepared, they are put in a single folder by the Configuration Management Team (CMT) and it is called the ‘Build’. An application under test is c...
Mathematical view
Old build + modifications (new version of files ) --> New build ( New version of code)