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Different between Test Scenario and Test Case?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 14 Last Update: March 23, 2009     Asked by: subha 
  
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Submitted by: raghuramsuravarapu
 

A test scenario is almost like a story like example "a user enters into the application from login window by entering valid user name and password.After entering he will click on module Payslip and clicks on latest payslip feature to view his latest payslip".Any test scenario will contain a specific goal.

A test case can be derived from a scenario .For the above scenario we can write a test case like :

Test Case # 1:

S.No          Steps                     Expected

1        Open the login window     Login window is open

2        Enter valid UN & Pwd       Application should be open

3        Click on Payslip               Features in payslip should be displayed

4        Click on latest payslip feature  It should open latest payslip window

Above is a positive test case and a negative test case can also be prepared.A test case is prepared and executed with a goal to find the hidden defects with different possibilities.



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June 12, 2006 00:05:52   #1  
Aurobindo        

RE: different between test scenario and test case?
Test cases are derived (or written) from test scenario. The scenarios are derived from use cases.
 
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June 15, 2006 22:49:54   #2  
raghuramsuravarapu Member Since: June 2006   Contribution: 69    

RE: different between test scenario and test case?

A test scenario is almost like a story like example a user enters into the application from login window by entering valid user name and password.After entering he will click on module Payslip and clicks on latest payslip feature to view his latest payslip .Any test scenario will contain a specific goal.

A test case can be derived from a scenario .For the above scenario we can write a test case like :

Test Case # 1:

S.No Steps Expected

1 Open the login window Login window is open

2 Enter valid UN & Pwd Application should be open

3 Click on Payslip Features in payslip should be displayed

4 Click on latest payslip feature It should open latest payslip window

Above is a positive test case and a negative test case can also be prepared.A test case is prepared and executed with a goal to find the hidden defects with different possibilities.


 
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June 30, 2006 04:14:40   #3  
ravi        

RE: different between test scenario and test case?

Test Scenario: From Use Case & Functionality Requirement of the Application.

Test Case: From Test Scenario (Use Case & Funtionality Requirement) of App.


 
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July 11, 2006 14:14:16   #4  
AK        

RE: different between test scenario and test case?

Test Scenario represents a series of actions that are associated together. (From initiation to completion)

Test Case represents a signle (low level) action by the user.


 
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August 29, 2006 07:13:39   #5  
Aniket Rane        

RE: different between test scenario and test case?

Test Scenarios are just a flow of the application.

e.g. 1. Filling up all the fields on the form --> click on Ok button --> Next screen

1. Filling up all the fields on the form --> click on Cancel button --> All the will be erased.

The main difference between test scanarios and test cases is scenarios won't contain actual data to be put while executing where as test cases will have actual data to be put and the expected result.

Everything else will remain the same. Anyone correct me if I am wrong.


 
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September 11, 2006 07:18:35   #6  
Suraj        

RE: different between test scenario and test case?
Test Scenario is a high level test case but Test case is a detailed set of test data used by a tester which also mentions the expected results.A test case validates one or more system requirements and generates a pass or fail (bug).
 
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October 01, 2006 05:16:58   #7  
sudhakar2068 Member Since: July 2006   Contribution: 390    

RE: different between and ?

Test case:Test Case is a commonly used term for a specific test. This is usually the smallest unit of testing. A Test Case will consist of information such as requirements testing test steps verification steps prerequisites outputs test environment etc. A set of inputs execution preconditions and expected outcomes developed for a particular objective such as to exercise a particular program path or to verify compliance with a specific requirement.

Test scenario:Definition of a set of test cases or test scripts and the sequence in which they are to be executed.

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December 12, 2006 08:06:12   #8  
Murali        

RE: different between test scenario and test case?
Test Scenario is name of the test cases list & Test Case is executable statements w.r.p. to requirements.
 
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December 19, 2006 19:41:44   #9  
venkatakrishnan        

RE: different between test scenario and test case?

a test scenerio is a set of interlinked test cases


 
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January 10, 2007 01:20:16   #10  
Maddy        

RE: different between test scenario and test case?

Test Scenario : A set of test cases that ensure that the business process flows are tested from end to end. They may be independent tests or a series of tests that follow each other each dependent on the output of the previous one.

Test Case : Is a document which describes the input Action/Event and expected response to determine whether the particular functionality of the application is working fine.


 
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