Ranjitha

• Jun 20th, 2006

 

Limitations of Automating software testing..

Hard-to-create enviornments like "out of memory", "invalid input/reply", and "corrupt registry entries" make applications behave properly and existing automated tools can't force these conditions-they simply test your applications in "normal" enviornment.

ranjitha

• Jun 22nd, 2006

 

Limitations of Automating software testing..

Hard-to-create enviornments like "out of memory", "invalid input/reply", and "corrupt registry entries" make applications behave poorly and existing automated tools can't force these conditions-they simply test your applications in "normal" enviornment.

Vallabh Bhandare

• Jul 21st, 2006

 

Limitations of automated testing are:-

 it cannot be used for usability testing and random or one-time testing.

uma

• Sep 9th, 2006

 

when features are changing rapidly

when test cases are changing rapidly

when software is not yet stable

when test involve human interaction( eg sW CD player - requires various CD to be inserted, we need to listen to check result)

Mere Automation does not improve product quality( tools primarily improve efficiency and not effectiveness)

satishpawal83

 Profile Answers by satishpawal83 

• Jun 13th, 2008

 

Limitation of Automation Testing is
Onces the Script written in one version after that if some add feature or delete feature from current version then maintence will be difficult.
Cost of Tool is Very High.

ch.bhaskar.mca

 Profile Answers by ch.bhaskar.mca 

• Apr 17th, 2011

 

 - Many people try to automate everything, it is impossible.
 - Automation testing cannot replace Manual Testing.
 - If any UI object changed, We need to update the scripts accordingly, otherwise scripts fails.
 - We can do testing with same scenarios, not like humens.
 - While doing automation, we can find the defects in the repeted scenarios.
 - Automation is not suitable for Adhoc Testing.
 - Mostly automation will be executed in regression testing.