Deepti

• Sep 21st, 2006

 

This question is subjective but generally every trst case should have following components:

1. Test Case ID#

2. Test Case Description

3. Requirements Met

4. Step No.#

5.Command or Action Description

6. Expected Result

7. Actual Result

8. Pass/Fail

 

Vishal Bilgaiyan

• Sep 23rd, 2006

 

Firstly we should know that why test cases is written??? . Ans is that test cases contains whole steps that a tester have done to test the object. it contains test input actions and results(Exp/Actual), Entry criteria of testing and exit criteria.

normally tester follows thisformat:

Project     Module    Functional specification    prepared by    review by 

Entry Criteria     Exit criteria

1: Test case ID 

2: Step No:

3: Steps:

4: Expected Results:

5: Actual Results:

this is complete from my site if any one have any Issue then plz send me...

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sarada

• Sep 28th, 2006

 

Test case Components are:Test case IDTest case DescriptionInputExpectedActualResult

kemparaju

• Oct 17th, 2006

 

 Test cases talks about how we are going to  test a particular product or appln.

 Each test case will have the following details:

  Test case ID (Unique) , Requirement ID, Test Scenario (Description), Test steps, Test Data (Input), Expected Result, Actual Result, Status , Remarks

 Please let me know in case if you need more info on this..........

Regards,

Kemparaju

sudhakar2068

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• Oct 17th, 2006

 

The Components of the Test cases are the following:

They are

Test Case Identifer.

Test Case Name.

Objective.

Test conditions/set up.

Input data requirements/steps and

Expected Results.

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Suresh

• Nov 7th, 2006

 

i think those answers are the template of testcase.

Dharmakrishnan

• Dec 18th, 2006

 

Hi

 

The components of the test are the coloum which appear in the test case the following are the test case components

 

• Test case id
• Test description
• Actual result
• Expected result
• Pass/ Fail Condition