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TestCase Life Cycle

What is the Testcase Life Cycle?

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Last Update: November 12, 2009 Asked by: sasi_akkala

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April 02, 2008 03:39:37

kumsan060

Member Since: December 2007 Contribution: 45

RE: TestCase Life Cycle

Test Case Write ---- Execute Test Case ---- Close Test Case..
It is a Part of Testing life Cycle

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April 04, 2008 03:48:27

nishantshere9

Member Since: March 2008 Contribution: 1

RE: TestCase Life Cycle

Prior commencing writing test cases understand the product with the help of Requirements and Functional Specifications.

1) On the basis of the understanding of the product understand and identify the conditions to be tested and prepare Test Scenarios for the same.

2) Identify the Expected Result and Actual Result alongwith the Test Procedure.

3) Document steps 1 and 2 and get it verifed from the QC Manager.

4) Incorporate any suggestions or changes and execute the test cases on the product.

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November 12, 2009 17:16:32

kurtz182

Member Since: November 2009 Contribution: 141

RE: TestCase Life Cycle

The Test Case Life Cycle includes elements before and after the execution of the test case.

1) Study the requirements in order to author an adequate test case

2) Set up the environment in order to perform the test case

3) Acquire tool(s) necessary to perform the test case

4) Author test case

5) Map requirement(s) to test case

6) Conduct a peer review of test case

7) Execute test case

8) Perform a regression test on test case (if needed)

9) In future projects review the test case to ensure it still applies

10) Obsolete the test case if it is no longer useful

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