choudary

• Jul 12th, 2005

 

we can not perform 100% testing on any application. but the criteria to ensure test completion on a project is 
1. all the test cases are executed with the certain percentage of pass. 
2. bug falls below a certain level 
3. test budget depleted 
4. dead lines reached(project or test) 
5. when all the functionalities are covered in a testcases 
6. all critical & high bugs must have a status of CLOSED.

Guest

• Jan 5th, 2007

 

Pasted from the above post

we can not perform 100% testing on any application. but the criteria to ensure test completion on a project is 
1. all the test cases are executed with the certain percentage of pass. 
2. bug falls below a certain level 
3. test budget depleted 
4. dead lines reached(project or test) 
5. when all the functionalities are covered in a testcases 
6. all critical & high bugs must have a status of CLOSED.

My Comments

Points 2, 3, 4 & 6 are no way related to the coverage.

As wisely mentioned by choudary 100% testing on any application is not possible.

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Danny

umakant singh

• Aug 20th, 2013

 

The testing coverage is defined by a exit criteria (There is a exit criteria & entry criteria in a test strategy).

For example :- The exit criteria says the software will be acceptable to the client only if there are

A) No critical defects
B) No high defects
C) No medium defects
D) Only two low defects

Thus only two low defects are acceptable & thus 100% coverage is measured by the exit criteria

Nayana Vaidya

• Dec 21st, 2013

 

If all the test cases written for the application functionality are tested we can say we have covered 100% test coverage,but 100% testing is not possible

siri

• May 29th, 2019

 

Using the requirement tracebility matrix.