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Question: SDLC models testing
Answer: how we will test SDLC models in manual testing |
| February 02, 2009 00:50:21 |
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| mathan_vel |
Member Since: December 2007 Total Comments: 350 |
RE: SDLC models testing
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This is nothing but the testing is covered in full cycles...
1. System Analysis and requirement
2. Design
3. Implementation
4. Testing
5. Maintenance
Testing Starts from the initial phase and covered in all cycles..
In system Analysis and Requirement the type of testing is called Static. During this phase..ideas are gathered and evaluated. Testing starts here as "Verification". Those documents (Requirement, Functional, Business Logic, etc..) are Peer Reviewed and should be approved.(Version control Feature)
During Design phase Requirements, Business logic are slitted to Logical flows. followed by derivatives of use flows( represent by diagrams or by documents). at the end the High level Designs are approved. Testing team prepared the Test cases for the approved Design flows.
During Implementation, Unite level testing is covered. Control flow, Basis Path testing, Code coverage, Branch coverage, Statement Coverage are tested.
During Testing phase, generated Test cases are approved according to the functional flow. once done the test cases are executed, bugs are generated in bug report. for every build and version the bug rate should reduce and keen to deliver.
During Maintenance Phase, the change request are documented and checklist are prepared by the Test team. once the changes are done. testing team involved in Regression testing and ensure that the bug or the changes not impact any where...
So Testing is fully covered in all the SDLC phases |
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