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What we normally check for in the Database Testing?

In DB testing we need to check for,

1. The field size validation
2. Check constraints.
3. Indexes are done or not (for performance related issues)
4. Stored procedures
5. The field size defined in the application is matching with that in the db.



  
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July 12, 2005 08:23:53   #1  
Santhosh        

RE: What we normally check for in the Database Testing?
In DB Testing, basically all the events like Add, Delete, Update, Modify etc...
 
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July 26, 2005 01:58:44   #2  
Phani Kumar        

RE: What we normally check for in the Database Testing?
How to test Stored Procedures? send me Immediately
 
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July 31, 2005 06:12:42   #3  
shankar        

RE: What we normally check for in the Database Testing?
what r the documents supported for integration testing?
 
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August 22, 2005 07:47:59   #4  
Anand Kulkarni        

RE: What we normally check for in the Database Testing?
Database testing involves some indepth knowledge of the given application and requires more defined plan of approach to test the data. Key issues include : 
1) data Integrity 
2) data validity 
3) data manipulation and updates. 
 
Tester must be aware of the database design concepts and implementation rules

 
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August 22, 2005 08:57:38   #5  
Kishore        

RE: What we normally check for in the Database Testing?
 
How to test Stored Procedures?

 
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October 17, 2005 23:43:20   #6  
Preston        

RE: What we normally check for in the Database Test...
how can i test the stored procs. anyone? thanx
 
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July 04, 2006 03:36:25   #7  
anil        

RE: What we normally check for in the Database Test...

 Hi all,

  1) Display and change stored procedure variables.

  2) Stop execution at any point.

  3) Alter Program logic.

Correct me if i am wrong.

Regards,

-Anil.


 
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August 01, 2006 16:02:41   #8  
LoniT Member Since: July 2006   Contribution: 13    

RE: What we normally check for in the Database Test...

can you mention steps taken by a tester to test stored procedures..starting from connecting to database and so on..To make it easier to understand how to start tesing SP and Triggers.

Thanks.


 
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August 17, 2006 10:29:51   #9  
Aruna Kumar G        

RE: What we normally check for in the Database Test...

Normally we check whether data would be saved properly in data base and retriving data from the data base.

That will be normally check for in the Data Base


 
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April 10, 2007 02:26:42   #10  
dinesh.birla        

RE: What we normally check for in the Database Test...
Stored procedure is nothing but a collection of different queries,

this stored procedure is used to make the execution more easy instead of calling the query every time you can call the stored procedure directly by using its name.

 
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