how do you execute test cases?

how do you execute test cases?

This is too general a question. A lot of things depend on the circumstance. In some cases scripts can be written to automate the testcases designed and the output can be logged and mapped against the requirements.

In some other cases, manual testing might be necessary. i.e., tester will inout the test cases and log the outputs.

In some other cases (To test Load, traffic etc) there are testing tools available through which test cases can be configured.

PS : It is good to see a new member posting the first post in the very right place:D Well [B]sukanya[/B], having a resonable post title also helps in getting a quick response. Instead of "Hi", you could've put the title as "Help needed in test case execution" or something like that:) It will fetch a far too quick a response.

u just have to see the difference between actual result and the expected results.
if there is any diffrence then u r executing your tests!
executing is not like switch on a button.
executing depednds on the test cases u have writtn>
just test the application or hardware anything which is under test .folloow the test description and compare the result u got with the expected ones. simple!!!

Thank you, true the question was not specific,now

I haveunderstanding and good experience on testing definitions,writing test cases,executing,test plan,test cases,documentation,:)

help needed in testing(qtp)plzzz

hi,
how do you write test strategy?

est Management Tools:

Some of the objectives of a Test Management Tool are as below. However all of these characteristics may not be available in one single tool. So the team may end up using multiple tools, with each tool focusing on a set of key areas.
* To manage Requirements.
* To Manage Manual Test Cases, Suites and Scripts.
* To Manage Automated Test Scripts.
* To mange Test Execution and the various execution activities. (recording results, etc)
* To be able to generate various reports with regard to status, execution, etc.
* To Manage defects. In other words a defect tracking tool.
* Configuration management Tool. Version Control Tool ( example - for Controlling and Sharing the Test Plan, Test Reports, Test Status, etc.)

Good question asked
finally i got the answer:)