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November 11, 2005 11:46:28   #1  
rameshkota        

RE: how will we prepare test cases

by using docs ,like BRS,CRS ,SRS(thruogh requirments)  we prepare usecases

by using usecases we prapare testcases  


 
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November 14, 2005 00:12:41   #2  
arif        

RE: how will we prepare test cases
how will we prepare test cases
 
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November 14, 2005 06:45:06   #3  
priya        

RE: how will we prepare test cases

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test cases are prepared depending upon the functional requirement details for object properties, usecases for functionality flow of the system and sometimes ER diagrams or hierarchical diagrams for navigational flow of the application


 
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November 17, 2005 02:57:09   #4  
vineela        

RE: how will we prepare test cases
based on requirements
 
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November 21, 2005 02:08:58   #5  
tmehra Member Since: November 2005   Contribution: 1    

RE: how will we prepare test cases

The base of any test case is the Requirements documents and specification documents. Understanding the Application properly one can write good test cases, which are used to test the application properly.


 
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December 02, 2005 07:47:14   #6  
srinivasulub1981 Member Since: December 2005   Contribution: 126    

RE: how will we prepare test cases

Testcases are prepared using FRS. Each company follows their own format.Actually the testcases are 3 types.

 1.GUI Test cases

   a. Availability  b. Alignment C. Look and Feel  d. Spell checking

 2.Positive test cases

 3.Negative test cases

  


 
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December 21, 2005 08:08:00   #7  
prakash        

RE: how will we prepare test cases

hi,

how will you write test cases if the documents like BRD, SRS are completed but use cases are not completed ?

or

can you write test cases by refering only brd?

prakash and savant

smsavant@gmail.com

prakashbj1975@gmail.com


 
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January 20, 2006 04:13:30   #8  
sujatha        

RE: how will we prepare test cases

Sir,

         this is Sujatha.Can u pls give me the following details.

Positive & Negative testcases along with the format,

defect reporting format


 
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February 17, 2006 08:54:43   #9  
sunilkumar        

RE is it necessary to prepare use case from fs
is it necessary to prepare use case from functional specification
 
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February 20, 2006 08:42:30   #10  
ramanuja Member Since: December 2005   Contribution: 3    

RE: how will we prepare test cases
Test cades prepared by Test lead or senior Test Engineers.the base of test case is use cases only.use cases are prepared by business analyst or Management people by through understanding of the project specifications and requirements.
 
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