rkpadki

 Profile Answers by rkpadki 

• Feb 24th, 2008

 

Hi VK,

In real time, you will face this situation many times. Even if you have written many good test cases you will be able to find bugs which are not a part of your test cases. You will have to execute your test cases and do adhoc testing as well so that you will come up with many bugs.

Note: You cannot depend only on the test cases to ensure a good testing cycle.

deepaksporty

 Profile Answers by deepaksporty Questions by deepaksporty

• Apr 4th, 2008

 

In this case I would log the bug and after the execution is over I would update the test cases to test the bug. This documentation is important so that in future when regression testing is done then this feature is retested. otherwise there are chances that you may forget this scenario to test which produced a bug. so always document the bug and write test cases to cover the same

kprasadbio

 Profile Answers by kprasadbio 

• Sep 21st, 2008

 

We follow like this: 

the bug is entered in bug tool, but in the TC number we mention like, this bug is found in Adhoc Testing.

mathan_vel

 Profile Answers by mathan_vel Questions by mathan_vel

• Apr 22nd, 2009

 

Just add the Test case and report the bug in the bug reprot. Clearly mentioned in which case the bug is arised..