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what are the defects in TRACEABILITY MATRIX

  
Total Answers and Comments: 4 Last Update: December 09, 2008     Asked by: arunsiddha 
  
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November 19, 2007 05:34:46   #1  
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RE: what are the defects in TRACEABILITY MATRIX
There wont be defects as such in RTM RTm basically means mapping the requirements with test cases.to make sure that all the requirements are covered in test cases.
 
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November 27, 2007 10:12:59   #2  
katie Member Since: November 2007   Contribution: 3    

RE: what are the defects in TRACEABILITY MATRIX
Explained totally in www.etestinghub.com
 
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November 29, 2007 02:09:54   #3  
sushma_srikrishna Member Since: November 2007   Contribution: 20    

RE: what are the defects in TRACEABILITY MATRIX
Traceability matrix is prepared after you finish writing the test case and before executing the test cases this is a mapping b/w requirements and the test case this is done just to make sure whether every requirement has atleast one test case preparing this matrix gives you a confidence that you are going test each and every feature atleast once. It provides better coverage.
 
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December 09, 2008 06:04:10   #4  
srinivasulub1981 Member Since: December 2005   Contribution: 387    

RE: what are the defects in TRACEABILITY MATRIX

Defects may be as follows.

-> If the mapping is not done properly between the test cases and requirements

-> There may be a chance to miss some of the requirements

-> There may be a chance to miss to cover all the test cases for requirements

-> There may be a chance to miss to update the doc for new CRS

..........

Srinivas


 
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