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What is Test Methodology?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 14 Last Update: July 10, 2008     Asked by: Subhash 
  
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October 14, 2005 04:24:17   #1  
praveen        

RE: What is Test Methodology?
Test Methodoly is nothing but the refinement of the Test Strategy. ie. We filter the number of columns in TRM prepared in Test Strategy. This is done based on the project type and the type of the appliaction we are testing.
 
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October 15, 2005 00:38:16   #2  
Sriram        

RE: What is Test Methodology?

praveen Wrote: Test Methodoly is nothing but the refinement of the Test Strategy. ie. We filter the number of columns in TRM prepared in Test Strategy. This is done based on the project type and the type of the appliaction we are testing.

Dear Praveen

What is the meaning of TRM Please Explain ???


 
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December 13, 2005 19:07:00   #3  
swapna        

RE: What is Test Methodology?
TRM specifies test responsibility matrix which is defined as a mapping between development stages and testing issues.
 
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December 13, 2005 19:07:13   #4  
swapna        

RE: What is Test Methodology?
TRM specifies test responsibility matrix which is defined as a mapping between development stages and testing issues.
 
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January 06, 2006 20:41:22   #5  
ragunathen        

RE: What is Test Methodology?

Create Test strategy

Create testplan/testcase

Execute test case


 
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June 17, 2006 11:29:30   #6  
SASIKUMAR        

RE: What is Test Methodology?
Test Methodology is Overall Application Programming.(i.e) To Check the Application Program works without bugs. To check whether the Application Programs work properly or not use by our testcases.
 
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May 31, 2007 07:32:41   #7  
sankarraparthi Member Since: August 2006   Contribution: 7    

RE: What is Test Methodology?

Test methodology mean the different methods carried into order to test an application. The following are the test methodologies followed in Testing an Application or a product

Black - Box Testing
In using this strategy the tester views the program as a black - box tester doesn't see the code of the program: Equivalence partitioning Boundary - value analysis Error guessing.

White - Box Testing
In using this strategy the tester examine the internal structure of the program: Statement coverage Decision coverage condition coverage Decision/Condition coverage Multiple - condition coverage.

Gray - Box Testing
In using this strategy Black box testing can be combine with knowledge of database validation such as SQL for database query and adding/loading data sets to confirm functions as well as query the database to confirm expected result.

Test Script
Type of test file. It is a set of instructions run automatically by a software or hardware test tool.

Suite
A collection of test cases or scripts.


 
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June 07, 2007 02:05:08   #8  
ramyaparthasarathi        

RE: What is Test Methodology?
Test Methodology in testing we have to test like
Black box vs White box
Static vs Dyamic
Manual testing vs Automation Testing
Etc.

All these methods of test.

 
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June 12, 2007 00:06:32   #9  
BIBHU PRASAD BEHERA        

RE: What is Test Methodology?
Specify the entire testing process from accepting the project to complete delivery of the project with all details of all phases from Initiation Design Execution and Analysis to Reporting
 
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June 18, 2007 07:58:17   #10  
Ravi        

RE: What is Test Methodology?
Test Methodology:
Test Methodology is up to the End User. It can be used reused and molded as per the Client Needs.

 
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