akothuru

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• Jul 16th, 2008

 

When tester files a new defect, he sets severity to the defect. Setting priority to the defect by tester is depending on the project manager or project lead of the project. If project manager or lead gives the permissions to set priority to the tester then as per the client view, he/she will set priority. If he does not have the permissions, he simply ignores the priority field while logging new defect.

While assigning the defect to the developer, project manager/lead review the defect and if the assigned priority by tester is correct, then directly assign the defect to developer, otherwise he will change the priority and then assign the defect to developer.

 

QTP: I do not have idea on Check point intersection. In real time nobody use checkpoints, instead they use descriptive programming.