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Why ad-hoc testing or random testing is important?

Asked By: AJ0512 | Asked On: Mar 25th, 2013

Answered by: Gopinath on: May 20th, 2013

Adhoc testing done by an tester who is having good domain knowledge without following any Test case to find hidden defects.

Answered by: Srinivasu on: Apr 15th, 2013

Adhoc testing will do once the build is ready and is migrated to test environment. Before SIT starts, through Adhoc testing, testers can find high severity defects (Showstoppers) and can stop testing ...

What does online channel means in testing

Asked By: surbhi65 | Asked On: Mar 25th, 2013

What does online channel means in software testing. Difference between online channel and phone channel

End to end testing with example

Asked By: siva.reddy.in | Asked On: Mar 23rd, 2013

Could anybody explain in detail what is end to end testing with an example?

Test plan

Asked By: Niharika 1988 | Asked On: Dec 14th, 2012

I joined a company as test engineer, but there is no testing team, am the first person to take care of testing.Please help me how to plan for testing , my current project is social networking.

Answered by: Sam on: Feb 3rd, 2013

You should consider the test strategy, test phases, types of testing that will be performed, testing timelines, test resources, how the defect management will be handled during the test execution and ...

Answered by: MAHESH P on: Jan 5th, 2013

Hai,
you should prepare the test plan as per the client requirement document.that document get from the test analyst..you should prepare the test plan .test plan consist of schedule and environmental resources of your company...all the best naharika

When actions are available why we use functions?

Asked By: feroz | Asked On: Sep 11th, 2011

Hi, can anybody give the answer to this question which is recently asked in interview, when we have actions available in QTP, why we use functions?

Answered by: SUMA on: Nov 18th, 2012

As per my knowledge Action is specific to that particular test (with in test).

Where as Functions you can use any where not only for that particular test (Global)

Correct me if I am wrong. Thank You!

Answered by: saradaakurathi on: Sep 13th, 2011

Sorry, please see correct answer In Keyword driven framework, we will use functions. We will write a test case using keywords and each keyword will become a function and then we will make the test sc...

I am a good tester. How would you justify ?

Asked By: ranjitha1822 | Asked On: Oct 14th, 2011

Answered by: suma on: Nov 18th, 2012

Good tester qualities in my perception 1. Understand the Requirement throughly, in-detail. 2. Finding as many defect as you can. 3. To make a Checklist up to date. 4. Be a logical thinker, Think out o...

When the sanity testing done?

Asked By: MOIN | Asked On: Sep 30th, 2011

On which basis we write the test cases? When the sanity testing done?

Answered by: suma on: Nov 18th, 2012

Sanity testing will takes place right after the build deploy to QA team, to check real quickly all the major features working fine in the build or not.

Answered by: mithr17 on: Oct 14th, 2011

Sanity testing is similar to smoke test but has subtle difference. Sanity testing only done for regression builds. It is done to check if the regression build is stable enough to conduct through regr...

What is the difference between retesting and regressive testing?

Asked By: adabala0722.401 | Asked On: Sep 6th, 2011

Answered by: suma on: Nov 18th, 2012

Retesting Means Testing only particular module ( functionality) after fixing the issues.
Where as Regression testing means testing entire application functionality. After adding the new feature to the application, to make sure existing functionality does not change.

Answered by: mithr17 on: Nov 1st, 2011

There is no such term called "regressive" testing. I think you meant "regression" testing. Please you correct terminology. To the people who reply to questions: You are all doing a good job, but do ...

When will you end testing?

Asked By: GPPRAKASH51 | Asked On: Sep 18th, 2011

When will you stop testing by ensuring all test cases covered for application?

Answered by: Reddem Siva Kumar Reddy on: Oct 5th, 2012

I will stop the testing in the following scenarios,

1. whenever all the features are working fine according to the requirement(System Testing).
2. Whenever the deadline reaches.
3. when there is no bugs in application.

Answered by: Yallappa on: Sep 23rd, 2012

when the given application for testing is stable or bug free then the test engineer has to stop testing the application

Re-spin and patch

Asked By: Reddem Siva Kumar Reddy | Asked On: Oct 4th, 2012

What is the difference between re-spin and patch in a cycle?

Bug in production environment

Asked By: test_good | Asked On: Jan 6th, 2010

If a bug is not found in the testing environment and found in production environment, how will you deal with it?

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Member Since Dec-2009 | Answered On : Jan 13th, 2010

We need to check 1st whether it was within our testing scope or not. If Yes then we have to do a RCA ( Root Cause Analysis). RCA report must be delivered to all the stake holders. 

Answered by: Yallappa on: Sep 23rd, 2012

we make sure that while inserting application into production server we go for user acceptance testing that is easy step to prevent the bugs in the production server.

Answered by: Tusharbhate1 on: Mar 31st, 2010

The action taken would be differ as per the conditions.  First of all need to confirm whether the raised production bug is from your testing scope.  If yes then we need to know whether it co...

Why do we need software requirement in developing software ?

Asked By: mashaka | Asked On: Jan 3rd, 2012

Answered by: Yallappa on: Sep 23rd, 2012

If we have to prepare software or application for customer or client then we go for his requirements for his application.As developer start developing application according to software requirement specification document which itself needs requirement of client thats why developer need requirements..

Answered by: mano on: Aug 21st, 2012

It is simple, if you don't know what to build then how you will build.

Requirement is nothing but an objective of what to build as a software product.

Difference between test bed and test set

Asked By: duddukuri7777 | Asked On: Aug 16th, 2012

What is the exact difference between test set,test suit,test bed, test scenario, test module ?

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Sep 5th, 2012

Test Bed: Test Environment like Configuration of Test Site with proper Web Server, Application server, Database Server, VPN Configuration with Credentials, Application Credentials. Test Set: Bunch of...

Answered by: mano on: Aug 21st, 2012

Test Set - is nothing but set of test data
Test bed - is test environment
Test Suite - Numbers of test cases to be executed
Test Module - is the piece of develped software delivered to the test team

What kind of test data would you need in order to test software?

Asked By: marty87 | Asked On: Aug 19th, 2012

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Sep 5th, 2012

Positve & Negative Test Data (Valid & Invalid)

Answered by: mano on: Aug 21st, 2012

Broadly 2 kinds of test data are required to test a software:

Positive
Negative.

so in conjuction with the types of testing you are doing it matters which set of test data you need.

How would the tester set up the test environment?

Asked By: rolimohanty | Asked On: Sep 14th, 2011

I m new to testing field can any one plz tell me how to set up the environment in testing

Answered by: mano on: Aug 21st, 2012

It is always advisable for tester to set up test environment. Approaches: S/W Test Environment: Collect all the information on the s/w and h/w required for test env. Get the s/w and h/w ready collec...

Answered by: tbd on: Oct 7th, 2011

Test environment team is responsible to setup the testing environment..once its setup you can continue with the testing


Thanks,

How to create test case for a function currently under development?

Asked By: BRUmashankar | Asked On: Dec 19th, 2011

How to test a function while application under development. Kindly any one answer with this to brusankar@gmail.Com. regards, bru

Answered by: mano on: Aug 21st, 2012

A function can be tested if application is in developing state
if it is a web service call we can do web service testing
else unit testing of the function can be done to make sure that the function is working fine as per the requirement.

Answered by: priyankagoel21 on: Jan 3rd, 2012

You can refer to requirement document such as "Business Requirement Specification" document, "Technical Specification" Document, User Story, Use Case document to get the inputs for test case. You furt...

What is agile method & v-model?

Asked By: sabeelinfo | Asked On: Oct 24th, 2011

Answered by: SIRAJ BABU SHAIK on: Jul 28th, 2012

in v model we do the testing in every phase means BRS(business requirement specification) prepared and reviewed by same BA there after he submitted the document ti SA, SRS(system requirement specifica...

Answered by: mithr17 on: Nov 1st, 2011

Agile Methodology "There are low overheads in the Agile Method as software engineers focus on areas of work that are smaller. Individuals and their interactions are given precedence over processes an...

What are frames?

Asked By: jainbrijesh | Asked On: Oct 24th, 2006

Answered by: Sandhya.Kishan on: Jul 21st, 2012

Frames is a feature supported by most modern Web browsers than enables the Web author to divide the browser display area into two or more sections (frames). The contents of each frame are taken from a different Web page. Frames provide great flexibility in designing Web pages.

Answered by: sudhakar2068 on: Dec 14th, 2006

The use of multiple, independent sections to create a single Web page. Each frame is built as a separate HTML file but with one "master' file to identify each section. When a user requests a page with...

Testing steps - from which phase the testing should be started ?

Asked By: goutamcal2004 | Asked On: Apr 17th, 2012

As well as is there having any GLobal standard testing phase which should be sequential. Like unit testing - module testing ....So on.

Answered by: Sandhya.Kishan on: Jun 12th, 2012

Testing starts at the requirement phase of the SDLC and continuous till the last phase of the SDLC. Steps involved in testing 1.Static testing includes review of documents required for the software d...

What is the expected result for each of the following test cases?

Asked By: ipriya | Asked On: Jan 3rd, 2012

What is the expected result for each of the following test cases? rule1 rule2 rule3 rule4 conditions ---------- citibank card member yes yes no no type of room silver platinum silver platinum actions ------- offer upgrade to gold luxury yes no no no offer upgrade...

Answered by: triveni on: May 10th, 2012

d

Answered by: vickyvas on: Jan 16th, 2012

I think answer is D. Please correct if i wrong

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