What are the types of testing in SAP? As a funtional consultant What type of testing are performed.

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There are two tools like CATT and eCATT


CATT
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With Web Application Server Release 6.40, you cannot create new automated CATT test cases.
However, you can still create manual CATT test cases. Editing and executing existing automated
CATT test cases is still possible.

Use
The Test Workbench contains the Computer Aided Test Tool (CATT) to create automatic test cases.

Automatic test cases are performed by the SAP system without user dialog, and are most useful
for function tests. The result of an automatic test case is a detailed log which documents
the test. The use of automatic tests can considerably reduce the test effort.

Test cases test individual transactions or whole business transactions.



eCATT
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eCATT stands for extended Computer Aided Test Tool (eCATT) which is built is testing tool to test
SAP system. By using testing tool we can test the entire business process, and we can also use
this tool with a third party [15] testing tool (I am not covering this topic). Execution of every
test script ends with a log, which explains the results of the test script.

By using eCATT we can do following operations,

·        Test transactions, reports, and scenarios

·        Call BAPIs and function modules

·        Test remote systems

·        Check authorizations (user profiles)

·        Test updates (database, applications, GUI)

·        Test the effect of changes to customizing settings

·        Check system messages


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ushabonthu

  • Mar 11th, 2008
 

Integration Testing:   This test makes sure that Organization' Business processes working together with other business processes.

Functional testing:    This test makes sure that Configuration data working as per the specifications.

Unit Testing:  This test makes sure that Individual parts of the program are working properly.

Regression testing:  This test makes sure that any new code added to the program does not have adverse impact on already existed functionality.

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