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Member Since Sep-2006 | Answered On : Apr 9th, 2007

The SPAN having notation as
<SPAN> </SPAN>
is used for highlighting text of any color desired, for adding colored text, for adding background image to text. SPAN doesn't cause a line break. It delimits text and it allows styles to be applied to a 'elemental' region, or for the 'elemental' region to be identified, without causing a break in the text flow.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jul 30th, 2007

Te p>
<span style="color:#00DD45;">
This is another paragraph

Answered by: RajivPrasad on: Apr 9th, 2007

The SPAN having notation as<SPAN> </SPAN>is used for highlighting text of any color desired, for adding colored text, for adding background image to text. SPAN doesn't cause a line bre...

What is the option for making a new paragraph in HTML?

Asked By: timmy | Asked On: Mar 30th, 2007

1 answer

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jul 30th, 2007

Paragraphs are defined with the

tag.

HTML automatically adds an extra blank line before and after a paragraph.

This is a paragraph

This is another paragraph

How is color of background or text changed in HTML?

Asked By: timmy | Asked On: Mar 30th, 2007

2 answers

Answered by: jeevadillibabu on: Nov 17th, 2008

If it is href linka:link {font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; color:#372a2a; text-decoration:none;}a:visited {font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; color:#372a2a; text-decoration:none;}a:hov...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jul 30th, 2007

This is a paragraph.

How many parts are present in HTML documents?

Asked By: timmy | Asked On: Mar 30th, 2007

2 answers

Answered by: mramreddy on: Feb 9th, 2010

An HTML 4 document is composed of three parts: A line containing HTML version information, A declarative header section (delimited by the HEAD element), A body, which contains the docu...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jul 30th, 2007

A basic html document consists of

You can include no.of functions,tags inside body or head element.

What are HTML elements?

Asked By: blenda | Asked On: Mar 30th, 2007

3 answers

Answered by: gladys.jeba on: Apr 6th, 2009

HTML elements are nothing but HTML tags. eg: html, head, title, meta, body, table, h1, h2, h3, font, p, marquee etc

Answered by: webyfelix on: Jul 17th, 2008

Open and closed html tags with the content together constitute an HTML Element

What is head in HTML document?

Asked By: RyanJames | Asked On: Mar 30th, 2007

2 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jul 30th, 2007

The head tag is placed above the body element in the html document.

The head element contains general information, also called meta-information, about a document.

Answered by: scott on: Apr 9th, 2007

The head of an HTML document is an unordered collection of information about the document. The HEAD contains general information, or meta-information, about the document. The head appears first in a document above the BODY.

What is document type definition?

Asked By: RyanJames | Asked On: Mar 30th, 2007

2 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jul 30th, 2007

Document Type Defination (DTD) specifies the syntax of a web page in SGML,It is used to specify rules that apply to the markup of the document of a particular type,including a set of element and entity declarations.

Answered by: christia on: Apr 9th, 2007

Document Type Definition is also called as DTD in short. This defines the document structure and standards to be followed in an HTML document.

What is the history of HTML?

Asked By: RyanJames | Asked On: Mar 30th, 2007

1 answer

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jul 30th, 2007

The HyperText Markup Language (HTML) is a simple markup language used to create hypertext documents that are portable from one platform to another. HTML documents are Standard Generalised Markup Langu...

What is the use of option explicit in vbscript?

Asked By: Remasri | Asked On: Mar 25th, 2007

2 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 12th, 2007

When you use the Option Explicit statement, you must explicitly declare all variables using the Dim, Private, Public, or ReDim statements. If you attempt to use an undeclared variable name, an error o...

Answered by: Sumeet Singh Pramar on: Mar 27th, 2007

To inilialize all the variable before using them.

What is variant data type in vbscript?

Asked By: GregMark | Asked On: Mar 25th, 2007

1 answer

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 12th, 2007

VBScript has only one data type called a Variant. A Variant is a special kind of data type that can contain different kinds of information, depending on how it's used. Because Variant is the only data type in VBScript, it's also the data type returned by all functions in VBScript.

What are the severity and priority levels in rational clear quest.

Asked By: sudhir.vantipalli | Asked On: Feb 5th, 2007

8 answers

Answered by: lavakusalu on: Mar 27th, 2007

Severity and priority is individual to each other. There are totally 3 stages in both severity and priority. Most of the people think that If the severity is High then the priority also High. itz wron...

Answered by: Mudit on: Mar 16th, 2007

Severity means : Low,medeum and High and That will be decide by the tester and End user but the priority can be LOW,MEDIUM and HIGH that will be decide by the developer.

What is test data we must specify in test cases?How to log bugs in bugzilla?What is code coverage testing?How do we write load test case for a portal?

Asked By: anuu | Asked On: Jan 25th, 2007

6 answers

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: Dec 10th, 2008

What is test data we must specify in test cases?Ans: Giving test is depends on test case , it will help the person who executed the test cases. For ex: While testing the registration page, as per the ...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 13th, 2007

Test data is a set of input values that is needed to execute the test ,it can be any dummy data or data given by the client.To log a defect in Bugzilla after you login1) Click on New Defect link2...

What is the maximum number of data string can be returned from DBMS_output? Andhow do you call a trigger from a table?

Asked By: Lisa | Asked On: Jan 23rd, 2007

3 answers

Answered by: psingla on: Apr 27th, 2010

2) Triggers cannot be called rather they are fired automatically based upon their specification.

Answered by: MuralidharanR on: Mar 16th, 2007

The maximum buffer size of DBMS_OUTPUT IS 1,000,000. A database trigger is procedural code that is automatically executed in response to certain events on a particular table in a database. Trigger can not be executed manually

What is meant by p1 bug? Any another similar bugs

Asked By: Natraj | Asked On: Jan 17th, 2007

9 answers

Answered by: kumaran on: Sep 4th, 2011

Bugs priorities will differ according to companies. In some companies they will have bugs priorities starts from p1-p3. In some other companies they will have up to p4. Here is the answer for your que...

Answered by: prasad.rich on: May 4th, 2011

P1 bug is a priority 1 bug which is also called as show stopper. P1 bugs are those bugs which needs to be resolved because the application cannot be proceeded for testing. P1 bugs status needs to be c...

What are the pros and con's of the automated testing?

Asked By: anuj_testing | Asked On: Jan 15th, 2007

2 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 21st, 2007

Pros and Cons of Automated Testing:

Pros:
Fast:Automation can run tests significantly faster than human users
Reliable
Repetable
Reusability
Comprehensive

Cons:
Costly
Cannot test for complex logic
It cannot detect actual defect whether in TestScript or in application

Answered by: xxxx on: Apr 20th, 2007

Auto-testing Pros and Cons:-

Pros:
90% application can be covered.
Time to test module will take minimal.
Regression test will be easy, as we can add script any point of time.
Less man power is required.

Cons:
Costly
Need highly skilled people.

What do mean by bug tracking?Give example?

Asked By: yogesh | Asked On: Jan 15th, 2007

16 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 21st, 2009

Bug tracking refers to a process that enables users to accurately and thoroughly understand the given state of a particular defect. Bug tracking includes the following things:1) o...

Answered by: sangeethaarjun on: Mar 11th, 2009

Bug tracking is the process of tracking bugs from the time it is identified till it is closed.status of the bug and responsibility mentioned as follows:Raised - TesterAssigned- Test LeadFixed - ...

Who does the security check on the web site, other than login/password screens?

Asked By: cvanu | Asked On: Jan 8th, 2007

4 answers

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Sep 25th, 2009

1. Authorization
2. Cross Site Scripting
3. Vulnerabilities
4. SQL Injection
5. CGI Parameters
6. Server Side Validation
7. Cokkie validation

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: Mar 11th, 2009

Tester can do the below security check on the web site other than login/password screens.

1. XSS
2. SQL Injection
3. Hidden fields
4. CGI parameters
5. URL JUming

What is the difference between usability testing & user acceptance testing?

Asked By: prasanna venkatesan | Asked On: Jan 3rd, 2007

7 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 2nd, 2009

Usability Testing is testing performed by potential end-users to gain feedback about the ease with which they can learn and use the application. It is typically done before software development ...

Answered by: akbarali on: Oct 5th, 2007

Usability Testing - is to test the user-friendliness of the software.

Easy to use, look , speed in interface.

User Acceptance Testing - is to gather feedback from customer before releasing the software to the customer.
Alpha and Beta testing are subtests in UAT.

Given the following code, which is true about the minimum number of test casesrequired for full statement and branch coverageread pread qif p+q > 100 thenprint "large"endifif p > 50 thenprint "p large"endIFA)...

Asked By: durga_geek | Asked On: Jan 3rd, 2007

7 answers

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Sep 25th, 2009

Answer: B) 1 test for statement coverage, 2 for branch coverage

Answered by: helloworld08 on: Sep 13th, 2008

option - b) is the correct answer. 1) if p = 51, Q= 50 it will cover all the statements. so, one test for statement coverage.2) for branch coverage:a) P+Q> 100 AND P>50 (True)b) P+Q ...

What kind of things you have to consider in writing test cases for web interface testing?

Asked By: sonuraja | Asked On: Jan 2nd, 2007

2 answers

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: Mar 11th, 2009

We have to write the test cases for below types of testings.
1. GUI
2. Functional
3. Security
4. Content
5. Globalization
6. Load, Performance

Answered by: Sujatars on: Feb 28th, 2007

For Writing test cases for Web interface testing u can consider many things like ,Usability,GUI,Content proofing,security,different web browsers and different versions of the same browser,Authorization,Authentication.

What are the advantages of soap over standard http requests ?

Asked By: james | Asked On: Jan 2nd, 2007

2 answers

Answered by: Ian82 on: Jul 11th, 2008

SOAP provides a shared language for mapping structured data transmitted over the wire. This enables processes of different platforms and architectures to decode the the serialized data structures of which they understand.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 16th, 2007

SOAP is a firewallsfriendly way to make remote procedures call.. SOAP may also be used over HTTPS (since it is the same protocol as HTTP at the application level), It can leap through firewalls ...

How do we connect to a database in wsad?

Asked By: kalyan | Asked On: Dec 29th, 2006

1 answer

Answered by: Sujatars on: Feb 28th, 2007

create a new database connection using the wizard
from the DB Servers panel. Filleverything in, select the correct
classes.

What are the docs required for performance testing?

Asked By: schittoor | Asked On: Dec 20th, 2006

9 answers

Answered by: sexy on: Aug 23rd, 2012

NFR: Non Functional Requirement is perquisite doc for PT. It define SLA, entry and exit criteria of PT.

Answered by: mithr17 on: Nov 1st, 2011

Business requirements doc and functional requirements doc. Business requirements details the high-level requirements from business standpoint. So some of these would eventually become transactions du...

Is the static testing a functional testing?

Asked By: schittoor | Asked On: Dec 20th, 2006

7 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 19th, 2009

Static testing is a form of software testing that takes place before the software is compiled and run. In dynamic testing the software must be compiled and run. Static testing ge...

Answered by: kalyan M.. on: Mar 1st, 2007

Static Testing is a form of software testing where the software isn't actually used. Syntax checking and manually reading the code to find errors are methods of static testing. This type of testin...

Can the static testing be done for both web & client server application?

Asked By: schittoor | Asked On: Dec 20th, 2006

3 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jan 8th, 2007

Yes We can do static testing since it is only verification testing

Answered by: jainbrijesh on: Jan 2nd, 2007

Yes.Because it is just verification, a type of review.

How do you determine what is to be tested?

Asked By: schittoor | Asked On: Dec 20th, 2006

5 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 4th, 2009

You determine what is to be tested by studying and understanding the software's business requirements and its specifications. If you have work-flow diagrams and/or wireframes, then use these as well. These documents define what is to be tested.

Answered by: akbarali on: Oct 5th, 2007

We use SRS and BRS to decide what to be tested.

How is risk analysis done?

Asked By: mann_se | Asked On: Nov 22nd, 2006

3 answers

Answered by: sunitha on: Dec 18th, 2006

Risk analysis is basically a factor that has to be predetermined before the entire starts up in order to avoid discomfort from client side

Answered by: Sujatars on: Dec 6th, 2006

Risk Analysis is basically quantifying the risk. The 2 compoenents of Risk Analysis is 1)The probability of the event occuring & 2) the impact of event occured.

Why is testing done? Why does qc perform testing? How if testing diff from internal review and peer level revew? When to stop testing?

Asked By: Milap Dogra | Asked On: Nov 22nd, 2006

4 answers

Answered by: srilathareddy on: Feb 12th, 2007

testing is done inorder to provide quality to the product to satisfy customer requirements

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jan 9th, 2007

Testing is done to ensure that the s/w develooped is defect free & as per the requirements specified by te customer. QC is defined as the processes & methods used to compare product quali...

How can you reduce/eliminate duplicate test cases

Asked By: venkat | Asked On: Nov 17th, 2006

5 answers

Answered by: Jenita on: Jan 31st, 2007

By doing equivelant partitioning we can eliminate/reduce # of test cases.

Answered by: bharathi on: Dec 10th, 2006

in every module we have one review on that tome we reduce duplicate test case

Suppose that you are running tests on the windows calculators and find that 1/1=2,2/2=1,3/3=10,4/4=1,5/5=26&6/6=1..Write a bug description that effectively describes this problem...Iits urgent

Asked By: kangerishyam | Asked On: Nov 14th, 2006

16 answers

Answered by: iamtheone on: Jan 9th, 2011

(x/x) operation
where x = Positive odd integer
uses the formula ((x*x)+1) instead of integer division.
The (x/x) operation works fine for even numbers.

Answered by: sidharthaIBM on: Jul 16th, 2010

The output will be always one when a number is divided by itself.
It is giving correct output when the no is even i.e when the no is divisible by 2.
But when the no is odd it is squaring the no and increasing it by 1.Ex--3*3+1=10

How do you mark up a numbers lists so that the elements display as a, b, c?

Asked By: Malikay | Asked On: Nov 12th, 2006

3 answers

HTML only method:item 1item 2item 3note that the type attribute is deprecated and list styles should be handled through style sheets.Ol.Ua { list-style-type: upper-alpha; }item 1item 2item 3

Answered by: truehelp on: Apr 29th, 2009

The lists are called ordered lists represented by in html.These Ordered lists can be divided into 3 types1. Numbers or Arabic num2. Letters a. Capital Letters (A B C ...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jul 30th, 2007

Apples

Bananas

Lemons

Oranges

How do you code headings in HTML?

Asked By: Malikay | Asked On: Nov 12th, 2006

3 answers

1. Heading 12. Heading 2 3. Heading 6

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Answered On : Nov 13th, 2006

<h1>Heading 1</h1>

<h2> Heading 2</h2>

and so on

Answered by: jeevadillibabu on: Dec 15th, 2008

As default, we h1, h2 to h6 Html tag like

.

To

.

in descending order.

But We can define the Heading tag in CSS as per user or designer taste.

Like, font size, color, font family, margin etc.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jul 30th, 2007

Headings are defined with

to

tags.

defines the largest heading and

defines the smallest heading.

This is a largest heading

.
.
.
.

This is a smallest heading

What is kpas?What is iso,seicm,pcmm,six sigma?

Asked By: Ranjit Kumar | Asked On: Nov 9th, 2006

5 answers

Answered by: sololips on: Jan 29th, 2007

KPAS - KEY PROCESS AREASSCM - Software Configuration ManagementSQA- Software quality AssuranceSoftware Subcontract ManagementSoftware project tracking & oversightSoftware project planningSoftware Proj...

Answered by: siva on: Jan 2nd, 2007

it identifies that cluster of activites,when performed collectively toachive a set of goals

Suppose test lead or project manager is given test cases to execute 300 test cases within 3 days. But because of some serious family problem I have to go my native and I have only one and half day time...

Asked By: Shrinath Reddy | Asked On: Nov 7th, 2006

4 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 31st, 2009

If I understand correctly, you are not leaving immediately. You plan to test over the next day and a half and then leave to attend to your family issues. First, I would ask you if you want...

Answered by: lakshmikannan on: Feb 12th, 2007

hai! i do risk analysis. through that i choose high priority of test cases. i will use regression testing if automated tools are in the organization.

What is golden bug?

Asked By: arubehera | Asked On: Nov 5th, 2006

5 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 13th, 2007

I agree Brijesh & Sunitha,After lot of search on Golden bug didn't get anything fruitful .Even I think Golden bug would be a show stopper bug ..a critical & high priority bug

Answered by: Sunitha on: Feb 6th, 2007

HI All, Even i have done so much of R&D on Golden Bug i didnt get any useful info. But i agree with jainbrijesh about his statement. we can say golden bug as most critical and show stopper defect which prevent the application to run without solving this defect.

Txs

Sunitha

Who will do white box testing only developers /testers also ?

Asked By: suneetha | Asked On: Nov 1st, 2006

11 answers

Answered by: Raveena on: Oct 13th, 2007

Is white box testing Mandatory to be done for all the softwares which are tested? or only black box testing is done by the test team for a software example a web based application ?

Answered by: rmsangita on: Oct 11th, 2007

hi,

Mostly the white box testing will be done only by the developer. Because the testing is based on coding. It is also called unit testing.

What is cyclomatic complexity

Asked By: kalpana | Asked On: Oct 31st, 2006

8 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jan 9th, 2007

Cyclomatic Complexity is number of decision statement plus one.Given any computer program, draw its control flow graph, G, where each node corresponds to ablock of sequential code and each edge ...

Answered by: G.D.S.Prasad on: Dec 21st, 2006

Hi,A measure of the logical complexity of an algorithm, used in white-box testing.Cyclomatic complexity, V (G), for a flow graph G is equal to The number of regions in the flow graph. V (G) = E - N + ...

What is the testing lifecycle and explain each of its phases?

Asked By: Padmini | Asked On: Oct 31st, 2006

10 answers

Answered by: mithr17 on: Nov 2nd, 2011

May I suggest wikipedia. Invest your time wisely by reading Wikipedia for these kinds of general questions or search this site.

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Sep 25th, 2009

A sample testing cycle Although variations exist between organizations, there is a typical cycle for testing: Requirements Analysis: Testing should begin in the requirements phase of the softw...

What is the meaning of defect?

Asked By: vishnu | Asked On: Oct 30th, 2006

11 answers

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Sep 25th, 2009

Defect Imperfection, flaw, or deficiency. That which is subject to a defect is missing a requisite element and, therefore, is not legally binding. Defective service of process, for example, is service...

Answered by: akbarali on: Oct 5th, 2007

error - a mistake in the programme found by programmer himself.

defect - a mismatch between expected and actual as found by a tester.

bug - defect accepted by Defect Tracking Team and fixed by developers

What is a test case identifier

Asked By: ram prasad | Asked On: Oct 29th, 2006

7 answers

Answered by: akbarali on: Oct 5th, 2007

test case id - unique number or name for future reference.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jan 9th, 2007

Test Case identifier is an unique identifier for the test case so as to refer to particular test case in particular Module

What do you mean by testcase template?What its contains?

Asked By: vasanthan | Asked On: Oct 27th, 2006

10 answers

Answered by: sushma_srikrishna on: Nov 27th, 2007

test case has three sections Header, Body, footer. The body of test case is called as test case template.header has following 1. test case name &nb...

Answered by: akbarali on: Oct 5th, 2007

Test case template is a document which contains detailed information about a test case.

Testcase id
Testcase name
Features to be tested
Test SuiteId
Priority
Test Env
Test Effort
Test Duration
Test Setup
Data Matrix or Test Procedure
Testcase passed/failed criteria

What are the difference steps followed for web based and windows based application in manual testing?What is validation and verification?Which test/tool is followed in validation n verification?Pls. Answer...

Asked By: Mala | Asked On: Oct 23rd, 2006

7 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jan 9th, 2007

Verification ensures that the system complies with organizations standards & processess,relying on the review of non executable methods.i.e by static methodsIt is simply verifying Are we buil...

Answered by: vijay on: Nov 3rd, 2006

Verification:

a)are we building the right product.

b)involves static methods like walkthroughs and reviews,inspections.

Validation:

a)are building product right or not.

b)involves dynamic methods i.e.,actual system testing.

What are latent bugs?

Asked By: jainbrijesh | Asked On: Oct 19th, 2006

11 answers

Answered by: durjan singh on: Feb 13th, 2013

The bug exist in application from long time that kind of bug is called latent bug.

It will affect later when the condition or testing environment will change .

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: May 7th, 2009

HI

Latent bug: The bug which is not identified in past versions...

Srinivas

For a web project, how minimum testing we should done?

Asked By: jainbrijesh | Asked On: Oct 17th, 2006

6 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 29th, 2009

Depending on the project, minimum testing on a web project should include:Functional testing [this is why you were hired to do the job in the first place] GUI testing [this website re...

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Sep 25th, 2009

* Functionality Testing
* GUI Interface Testing
* Navigation Testing

What is meant by crs&urs explain breifly?

Asked By: subha | Asked On: Oct 14th, 2006

5 answers

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Sep 25th, 2009

CRS: Client Requirement Specification
Here Requirments are gathered up on Client points.

URS: User Requirement Specification.
Here Requirments are gathered up on End User poins.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jan 9th, 2007

both are same

Which of the following does not come under technical testing? A) volume and performance testingb) operational testingc) deployment testingd) integration testing

Asked By: rama | Asked On: Oct 7th, 2006

7 answers

Answered by: ekta_28bhatia on: Jan 7th, 2009

Who Says Deployment testing does't come under technical....as there are many technical issues faced by deployment Team. The correct answer is a) Volume n Performance.

Answered by: kalyan212 on: Mar 7th, 2008

Deployment team doesnt come under technical people

I have que. About text check point in context sensitive mode in winrunner. I have recorded text check point for text object. But the function obj_get_text does not retun text in the text box but it returns...

Asked By: nayana.k.patil | Asked On: Oct 4th, 2006

3 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 7th, 2007

If a specified text is a read only from the screen you can choose Create -> Get Text-> From Screen Area or click on Get Text from Screen Area button on the User toolbar to read the text

Answered by: Prafulla_Rahatade on: Mar 9th, 2007

Hi,
Sometimes even if you get the obj_get_text is written in your script then also winrunner does not ideantifies the selected text.. in that case you can use 'Font Expert' to learn that font then Winrunner can itentify that perticular font......

How do you do path testing?This is related to whitebox testing.This is urgent..Anybody tell me please

Asked By: aparnay | Asked On: Oct 2nd, 2006

6 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Feb 27th, 2007

In path testing, data is selected to ensure that all paths of the program have been

executed.Often, paths through the
program are grouped into a finite set of classes and one path
from each class is tested.

Answered by: aparnay on: Oct 10th, 2006

Hi Prashanthi,

Thanks for sending the flowgraph document.But in order to work with loop testing ,path testing strategies do you have to write test cases to test those strategies or do you use any tool..Dont mind..i am new to testing thats why i am asking these questions

Explain about soap with an example of industry usage.

Asked By: James | Asked On: Sep 28th, 2006

2 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 16th, 2007

SOAP is a simple object access protocol,it is a protocol for exchanging xml based messages over network using HTTP.There are several different types of messaging patterns in SOAP, but by far...

Answered by: neeraj on: Dec 7th, 2006

soap stands for simple object acess protocol. it is another protocol that works in conjuction with HTTP to call a remote method over different platform and technology. it is xml based protocol and pla...

What is contained in the gui map?

Asked By: sfs | Asked On: Sep 25th, 2006

3 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 7th, 2007

GUI applications are made up of GUI objects such as windows,buttons,lists & menus..WR learns thedescription of gui objects on the application and stores its logical names and properties in G...

Answered by: raghu_2308 on: Jan 22nd, 2007

hi,

the above is the question typed by me .so plz do send an appropraite answer with some examples in detail.

regards,

raghavendra.

What are the differences between cell spacing and cell padding?

Asked By: GeekAdmin | Asked On: Sep 23rd, 2006

5 answers

Cell padding: cell padding is used for formatting purpose which is used to specify the space needed between the edges of the cells and also in the cell contents. the general format of specifying cell padding is as follows: < table width="100" border="2" cellpadding="5">...

Answered by: malikbilal on: Apr 4th, 2012

Cell spacing:Cell spacing controls the space between table cells by defining the pixel width between them

Cell padding:Cell padding controls the amount of space between the contents of the cell (text, images, etc) from the cell wall

Answered by: prince kumar on: Mar 31st, 2012

Cell spacing is not uses for future and cell padding is uses by future.

How to place a background for a single table cell?

Asked By: GeekAdmin | Asked On: Sep 23rd, 2006

1 answer

You can put a background for a single table cell in two ways namely: EIther by using HTML using CSS HTML approach: in this one can make use of the td tag as follows: <td background="exforsys.Gif"> text </td> but the above approach is not fully compatible...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jul 30th, 2007

You can add background to a single cell

What is meant by iframe?

Asked By: GeekAdmin | Asked On: Sep 23rd, 2006

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iframe is used for creating an inline or floating frame. As most of know frames are mainly used to structure the page or for placing a menu bar on the side and so on. But iframe is used in a different context. That is in other words <iframe> is used to embed or insert content on a page of padding. This is done for several reasons. Say the content may be large enough that the user may wish to place it separately and scroll through it. There are many attributes present in <iframe> and some of the attributes used with <iframe> are namely:

NAME:
Used for specifying the name of the frame.

SCROLL:
Used for specifying the scrolling action to be activated. Can take three values namely AUTO, YES or NO. AUTO will allow the browser to take the decision and activate scroll bar when needed YES specify scroll bar is needed and NO specifies scroll bar is not needed.

ALIGN:
This is used for alignment of text and the values that can be taken by it are namely LEFT, RIGHT, TOP, MIDDLE, and BOTTOM.

FRAMEBORDER:
Used for setting borders, around the frames if needed. A value of 1 set the border around the frame and 0 specify for no border.

HEIGHT:
Used to specify the height of the frame and this value is mentioned in pixels.

HSPACE:
Used for specifying horizontal spacing around the frames.

Answered by: dinesh on: Aug 12th, 2011

iframe means inline frame

Answered by: suji on: Apr 3rd, 2011

iframe is used for creating an inline or floating frame. As most of know frames are mainly used to structure the page or for placing a menu bar on the side and so on. But iframe is used in a differ...

What are the basic stuff you require to begin creating test cases.

Asked By: LoniT | Asked On: Aug 6th, 2006

13 answers

Answered by: nkamuni_mca on: Dec 5th, 2008

Well, when it comes to white box testing what we require to write test cases is the code and functionalities that the code should perform....While performing white box testing we have to know what are...

Answered by: kokkikumar on: Jul 9th, 2008

FuncnationalReqirmentSpecification,SoftwareReqirmentSpecification,SystermReqirmentSpecification so this document we need and creat testplan

If we found the bug in srs or frs, how to catogoraize that bug?

Asked By: Elamaran | Asked On: Jul 20th, 2006

5 answers

Answered by: nkamuni_mca on: Oct 30th, 2008

In a real time scenario if we find any discripencies or if we think something is wrong in FRS/SRS we will try to fix it with the help of the BA... who is responsible for the document...

Regards,
Narin Kamuni

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 21st, 2007

Bugs found in SRS FRS verification can be categorized as document bugs & can be given high priority

What is the difference between end to end testing and system testing.

Asked By: Patil | Asked On: Jul 19th, 2006

8 answers

Answered by: vk1978 on: Mar 3rd, 2009

System testing: considering the total application as a component and verifying how this components is interacting with other components (like OS, Word, etc).

End to End Testing: is a series of events with end to end transactions from a business point of view.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 21st, 2007

System testing is the a black box type of testing that encompasses all system requirements are met as specified.One has to think from users perspective of users & try and test accordingly.End to E...

Does anyone know if the new patches for ie 6.0 will affect the winrunner 7.5? It no longer seems to be recognizing my HTML_objects.

Asked By: n | Asked On: Jul 18th, 2006

2 answers

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Sep 25th, 2009

New patches for IE 6.0 will not affect the Winrunner. Waht you need to do. Enable the web adins once again while loading the Winrunner Tool. you will not get html issues again.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 6th, 2007

Make sure web addins are checked.

What is the difference between a defect and an enhancement?

Asked By: kumar | Asked On: Jul 14th, 2006

5 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 21st, 2007

Defect is in a problem or issue that causes the software to behave in an inconsistent manner with the requirements or needs of the customer.

Enhancement is a suggestions given to improve the quality of an application, its an additional feature added to an application as desired by an end user.

Answered by: jainbrijesh on: Dec 6th, 2006

Enhancement is adding some new functionality or feature in existing build.Defect is again bug but "Bug with its favourable conditions" which makes it defect.If bug is removed the defect will automatically vanished.

What is meant by test lab in test director?

Asked By: Anil | Asked On: Jul 12th, 2006

6 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 19th, 2007

Test Lab in Test director is used for creating Test cases and excuting tests either manually or automatically by scheduling it.

Answered by: sudhakar2068 on: Oct 4th, 2006

TestDirector's TestLab manager accelerates the test execution cycles by scheduling and running tests automatically unattended, even overnight. The results are reported into TestDirector’s central repo...

Project is completed. Completed means, now uat testing going, in that situation as a tester what will you do?

Asked By: Elamaran | Asked On: Jul 10th, 2006

8 answers

Answered by: evan_01 on: Apr 8th, 2010

Prepare user training manualisome information about testing objects, users who will be trained, etc.j A. Dispatch the test scripts to the tester if your team adopt an automatic test strategy...

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Sep 25th, 2009

To ensure an effective User Acceptance Testing Test cases are created. These Test cases can be created using various use cases identified during the Requirements definition stage. The Test cases...

What is the difference between project and product testing?What difference you have observed while testing the clint/server application and web server application

Asked By: venkateswara Rao | Asked On: Jul 7th, 2006

7 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 21st, 2007

Project : In project testing, the application is developed as per theclients requirements

Product: Organization can develop a particular product and then market it to many clients, also the product can be tailored for each client.

Answered by: Guest on: Sep 3rd, 2006

Project : To develop the software in our mangement according to the client specification or requirement then it is called as project. Product: To develop the software and marketing our product t...

What are the differences between interface and integration testing?Are system specification and functional specification the same?What are the differences between system and functional testing?

Asked By: hakeem balogun | Asked On: Jul 3rd, 2006

4 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 21st, 2007

Interface testing is to test the behaviour of the application,It basically testing if the data is flowing properly

Integration testing is testing all the modules in integrated way , checking for the dependencies and communications between each modules.

Answered by: Guest on: Sep 3rd, 2006

Interface testing:testing conducted to evaluate whether systems or components pass data and control correctly to one another.Integration testing: Intergration testing is the process of combining...

With multiple testers how does one know which test cases are assigned to them?· folder structure· test process

Asked By: harsha | Asked On: Jun 22nd, 2006

4 answers

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Sep 25th, 2009

Test Process: Generally Some modules are assigned to the Tester to Execute with Test cases ( Created by him/ Assigned to him). In Rare Case, some interlinked modules could be tested by multiple testers. In that Case Test Lead could review the bugs and ensure there is no duplicate bugs in bug Report.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 20th, 2007

Generally each module is assigned to Testers to write the test cases & execute those test cases

How many types tab in testdirector and explain it

Asked By: sathyanarayanan | Asked On: Jun 12th, 2006

9 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 18th, 2007

There are 4 tabs in Test Director:Requirements:to createa test requirement based on user requirement,Test Plan:design a testplan based on user requirements.Test Lab:create a test set & execute you...

Answered by: sudhakar2068 on: Oct 3rd, 2006

Test director has three tabs such as Planning Tests, Running Tests, Tracking Defects.Planning Tests:Developed a Test plan and create tests.Running Tests:Execute the Tests created in the planning Tests...

What is use cases? And what are its contents?

Asked By: sushant | Asked On: Jun 10th, 2006

3 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Feb 27th, 2007

An use case is a functional & sytem requirement of how a user (or another system)uses the system being designed to perform a given task . A Use case can provide a powerful means of communication b...

Answered by: raghuramsuravarapu on: Jun 11th, 2006

Use case's are the functional description of each and every feature,how the user is supposed to use in the application/product. It is not mandatory to use use case's to derive test...

How to map requirements with testcases in testdirector?(urgent)

Asked By: shylaja | Asked On: Jun 8th, 2006

5 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 18th, 2007

1. In requirements TAB select coverage view.2. Select requirement by clicking on Parent/Child or grand Child.3. On right hand side (in Coverage View Window) another window will appear. It has two TABS...

Answered by: Rima on: Nov 20th, 2006

u can generate a test from a req..

rt click on req...choose generate test..

If i m not rt plzz guide me..

What is merits and demerits of white box and black box testing?

Asked By: subha | Asked On: Jun 6th, 2006

12 answers

Answered by: qamem84 on: Feb 20th, 2008

In white box testing we basically test the code & see the logic by usin branch coverage , cyclometric complexity , control flow, etc so in this we bsically test the code... that each & every l...

Answered by: rmsangita on: Oct 11th, 2007

dear all,White box testingBlack box testing1. We will check the coding of the application1. we will test the functionality of the application2. Testing done be the developer2. Testing done by the Test...

How many functional testing tools are available?What is the easiest scripting language used?

Asked By: rajinisrinivasan | Asked On: Jun 6th, 2006

6 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 20th, 2007

Win Runner, QTP, Silk, Rational are the tools used for Functional Testing

Answered by: jainbrijesh on: Nov 15th, 2006

just do google searh u will get so many tools for function testing. Winruner is most popular.easiest scripting language is vb script.

Which phase is called as the blackout or quite phase in sdlc ?

Asked By: Brahmanand Chipre | Asked On: Jun 3rd, 2006

5 answers

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Sep 25th, 2009

Maintenance Phase is normally called as Blackout/ Quite Phase in SDLC

Answered by: G.D.S.Prasad on: Mar 10th, 2009

Maintanence phase

What are the different types, methodologies,approaches,methods in software testing

Asked By: rajth | Asked On: May 26th, 2006

8 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 16th, 2007

Different types of testings are many,but methodologies used are :

Black box testing and White box testing or a gray box testing

Answered by: jainbrijesh on: Nov 15th, 2006

White box and Black Box.......................For web we used the term gray box.....................black+white=grey box.

Difference between webinspect-qainspect and winrunner/test director

Asked By: chaitanya | Asked On: May 26th, 2006

2 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 18th, 2007

QAInspect allows you to convert WinRunner scripts into Security Scripts. QAInspect will then take these security scripts and scan the process and authentication type for Web Application Sec...

Answered by: sunithab on: May 31st, 2006

HI,QAInspect finds and prioritizes the security vulnerabilities in an entire Web application or in specific usage scenarios during testing and presents detailed information and remediation advice abou...

How many types of tabs in test director?

Asked By: aditya mishra | Asked On: May 13th, 2006

12 answers

Answered by: DJ on: Jul 3rd, 2007

Yes the 4 Tabs written are perfectly the correct answers.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 18th, 2007

Tabs in Test Director are
Requirement
Test Plan
Test Lab
Defect

What is red box testing ? What is yellow box testing ? What is grey box testing ?

Asked By: Sriharsha | Asked On: May 4th, 2006

5 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 15th, 2007

Grey box testing is the combination of white box testing & black box testing.

Yellow box testing is testing the for warning messages

Red box testing is testing the error messages.

Answered by: Siddiq on: Jan 11th, 2007

Red Box testing is User Acceptance Testing...

When an application is given for testing,with what initial testing the testing will be started and when are all the different types of testing done following the initial testing?

Asked By: lavanyasr31 | Asked On: May 2nd, 2006

9 answers

Answered by: sunnyRock on: Sep 30th, 2009

When an application come for testing, Tester will do one round of sanity (Top to Bottom). If there are no SHOW stoppers, Tester will procced with Functional Testing, GUI Testing.
Before giving build to Testing Team, Build Taker will do smoke Test.

Answered by: vk1978 on: Mar 2nd, 2009

Once a new build is released, testing team needs to accept the build, for the same test team will verify whether the basic functionality is working fine or not so that they can do further testing, thi...

What is difference between test plan and use case?

Asked By: radha | Asked On: Apr 27th, 2006

10 answers

Answered by: rammohan19 on: May 8th, 2009

Test Plan: It is a strategic document, which describes how to perform a particular task effectively, efficiently and optimized way.

Use case: It is a description of functionality of certain future of an application in terms of actors, actions and responses.

Answered by: vk1978 on: Apr 12th, 2009

Test Plan is a document, which says how testing can be carried out, by specifying scope, schedules, resources, deliverables, due dates, etc...

Use case consists of user actions and in response application response for a particular functionality or business process

In an application if I enter the delete button it should give an error msg "are u sure u want to delete" but the application gives the message as "are u sure". Is it a bug. And if it is how would you rate...

Asked By: mdavid | Asked On: Apr 19th, 2006

16 answers

Answered by: srikant.mudiyala on: May 21st, 2011

Severity is minor & priority can be low to fix this.
But if it is a client request then this will become as major Severity & low priority.

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 7th, 2009

Consider this hypothetical scenario: To your utter amazement, you are informed that you are the millionth customer who has visted this website and you are asked "Do you want a million dolla...

Who are the three stake holders in testing?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Apr 9th, 2006

5 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 7th, 2009

I would revise this question to read, "Who are the three MOST IMPORTANT stakeholders in software testing?"They are:1) the customer (or client)2) the company's business sector3) the compa...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 15th, 2007

Client .
Development team.
Testing team

How to deploy web application in lotus notes?

Asked By: satyavathi | Asked On: Mar 27th, 2006

2 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Feb 28th, 2007

Check what kind of users u have and what kind of privelages they ought to have,in order to work out a security strategy.

Folowing are the steps

copy the NSF to Lotus/domino/data folder
set the ACL as per the requirement
Sign the NSF with the Admin id

Answered by: NAJEEB on: Mar 31st, 2006

Deploying LOtus Notes applications in Web Browser is almost same as it is 4 lotus notes client except for the fact that u need to take care of the fact how ...

What is the difference between gui testing and blackbox testing?

Asked By: shila | Asked On: Mar 14th, 2006

11 answers

Answered by: vk1978 on: Apr 12th, 2009

Black Box Testing is a method of testing in which we test the functionality of application with out having internal structural knowledge and GUI Testing is a type of Black Box testing where we are concerned with User Interface.

Answered by: vk1978 on: Apr 10th, 2009

Black Box Testing is a method of testing in which we test the functionality of application with out having internal structural knowledge and GUI Testing is a method of Black Box testing where we are concerned with User Interface.

What are the different methods to find all the requirements are covered other than traceability matrix ?

Asked By: ferozbm | Asked On: Mar 6th, 2006

16 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 26th, 2009

I suppose you don't need a traceability matrix to map test cases to requirements. A traceability matrix is just a tool to help you organize your data based on some useful attr...

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: Dec 10th, 2008

Other than TRM, we can prepare some check list with Yes/No options whether all are tested/developed or not, or else preparing a good test cases with coverage of all requirements by doing a well review by experts.

Srinivas

Difference between web based testing and client server testing

Asked By: Anurag Sinha | Asked On: Feb 15th, 2006

5 answers

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: May 7th, 2009

HiProjects are broadly divided into two types of: 2 tier applications3 tier applications CLIENT / SERVER TESTING This type of testing usually done for 2 tier applications (usually developed for LAN) H...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Feb 27th, 2007

Web applications, sometimes called "thin client" solutions, are concerned with performing business tasks through a webinterface. Usually, this involves viewing and manipulating data in a dat...

Can you give me the exact answer for test bug?

Asked By: swapna pasala | Asked On: Feb 13th, 2006

24 answers

Answered by: mithr17 on: Nov 1st, 2011

Congratulations! You just won a copyright on the new term "test bug"
There is no bug such as a test and dev bug.

Bug is any behavior that deviates from the requirement. Requirements are the so called "expected" result in test cases.

Answered by: Mallika Chintalapalli on: Apr 27th, 2011

The error identified during the testing process is a Test Bug.

Soap testing. How to do soap testing manually.

Asked By: Ashok | Asked On: Feb 9th, 2006

5 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 31st, 2009

SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) testing is simply sending requests to a web service and examining its responses similar to web API testing. Perhaps the best way to think of t...

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: May 7th, 2009

How to test:I've tested a web service called 'Soap server' in my project and it is worked as below.-> first of request will send to service in XML format-> Server is also respong to ...

What is aut???

Asked By: vibha_testing | Asked On: Feb 7th, 2006

15 answers

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Aug 17th, 2010

Application Under Test.
Initial Build for the application is ready to under Test.

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 26th, 2009

The application a test team is currently testing is known as the "application under test". AUT is simply an acronym for this concept.

What is the difference between usecase and testcase ?Pls let me know with a detailed example?

Asked By: Jyothsna | Asked On: Feb 6th, 2006

10 answers

Answered by: imnothegeek_lav on: Mar 3rd, 2009

A Use Case is a test case that is written from the USER/Client point of view. Following are the examples for test case & use case :Test Case: for a particular field : "1234" not accepted & "abcd" acce...

Answered by: vk1978 on: Mar 2nd, 2009

usecase describes actors actions and corresponding response of the application

test cases is a step by step process how to test the functionality of an application

usecase document is a parent document like BRD, FRS, SRS using which we can write test case

What is installation shield in testing

Asked By: ku | Asked On: Feb 5th, 2006

3 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 15th, 2007

Installation shield is the package which guides you through seup files.

Answered by: rajendratorvi on: Feb 27th, 2006

Install Shield is the software which is used to create the setup files. There is Installation testing which ensures that the user can install the software without any problem and the files are getting...

How to import data from an excel sheet to test director?

Asked By: Mann | Asked On: Jan 30th, 2006

7 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 8th, 2007

Also make sure you have installed Excel addin for TD

Answered by: sri on: May 28th, 2007

Seems you are not selecting all the rows to be exported to QC. Select all the rows then you should be able to

How waterfall model can be used in developing a product?

Asked By: ushanair1980 | Asked On: Jan 30th, 2006

6 answers

Answered by: mithr17 on: Oct 20th, 2011

Same way as you would apply to a project. Waterfall is a SDLC methodology type and so its a process/ protocols followed to develop a software application. So the only difference lies with the stakehol...

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 31st, 2009

The Waterfall model is appropriate for small software development projects that have clearly defined requirements that are not apt to change, or if changes are anticipated and are accounted for and al...

What is wsad?

Asked By: Nitin Gupta | Asked On: Jan 16th, 2006

5 answers

Ibm websphere® studio application developer is a comprehensive integrated development environment for visually designing, constructing, testing and deploying web services, portals and Java™ 2 enterprise edition (j2ee) applications. Websphere studio application developer accelerates j2ee development with...

Answered by: Freddy on: May 26th, 2007

It is an application server that is used to display JSP applications

Answered by: Sujatars on: Feb 28th, 2007

WSAD means, Websphere Studio Application Development
WSAD is an application server that acts like a tool for the developer to code and deploy his code in Java and test his application.

What is the main purpose of storing requirements in test director?

Asked By: Harry | Asked On: Dec 21st, 2005

5 answers

Answered by: mummasani on: May 18th, 2010

You can track the requirements with testcases and also u can track test cases with defects. So Requirements having any open defects or not alo u can track.

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 13th, 2009

The primary purpose of storing requirements in Test Director is to trace test cases back to their requirements in order to verify that all requirements are covered by test cases.

What are the 3 views and what is the purpose of each view?

Asked By: Harry | Asked On: Dec 21st, 2005

7 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 18th, 2007

3 views in TEst Director are Plan Test:is used to designtest cases based on requirement.Run Test:is ued to run/execute the test cases/test scripts based on manual or automated means on the applic...

Answered by: lucas murray on: Mar 9th, 2006

if its asking for the requiremnts module views then abhilasha is rite..u can display document view, converage view and coverage analysis view of a requiremnt tree..document viewby default the requirem...

How is traceability of bug follow?

Asked By: k.k.kishore | Asked On: Dec 20th, 2005

5 answers

Answered by: prathyusha on: Nov 2nd, 2011

It is adoc ensure that each and every low level req holds a minimum of at least one single test case

The flow of Traceability Matrix

s.no->Module name->high level req->low level req->req id->date of creation->revised by->test cases->author name->attachments->test scripts->defects

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: May 20th, 2009

We can trace the bugs using above said ways, but most of the cases we followed the test case document ie just leave all the cases which are passed, logged the defects which are failed.

What is a range in the control chart ?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Dec 8th, 2005

2 answers

Skill/topic: statistical process controla) range is the difference between the highest obserVATion in the sample to the lowest oberVATion in the sample

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 25th, 2009

Range is the difference between the highest and lowest measured entity in a sample.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Dec 6th, 2006

Accepted practice uses a width of three standard deviations around the population mean (µ ± 3) to establish the control limits for control chart.Anything that falls between the range of (µ ± 3) is teh...

What does 6 sigma represent ?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Dec 8th, 2005

13 answers

Skill/topic: statistical process controla) meaning 99.999997% perfect; only 3.4 defects in a million.B) meaning 5.6 defects in a millionc) defect of one sixth of the product is acceptedd) none of the above

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 25th, 2009

Actually, six sigma represents the six standard deviations from the mean toward the upper specification limit in a normally distributed sample where an average of 3.4 defects per million are reported to live.

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 25th, 2009

Six Sigma represents

A) Meaning 99.999997% perfect; only 3.4 defects in a million.

The bell-shaped curved is also an example of a ___________ distribution

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Dec 8th, 2005

2 answers

Skill/topic: statistical process controla) symmetricb) asymmetric

Answered by: Sujatars on: Dec 6th, 2006

Symmetric

Answered by: Basivi Reddy on: Jan 20th, 2006

Symmetric

When do we use a c-chart?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Dec 8th, 2005

3 answers

Skill/topic: statistical process controla) it is used to monitor the number of defects per unit

Answered by: kannan.v.m on: Jul 3rd, 2012

C chart is used when sample size is constant (say 1 ) and no of defects varies.....
For eg : No of defects in A4 size paper , 25 samples of A4 papers are taken. Here sample size is 1 for all the samples.

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Jun 9th, 2010

At the time of failures in the Process

Control chart is a simple graph to see if the process is ______________

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Dec 8th, 2005

3 answers

Skill/topic: statistical process controla) within control or not

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Jun 9th, 2010

A) Within control or not

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 25th, 2009

A) In control or not.

What are the difference between rational clearquest and testdirector?

Asked By: vinny | Asked On: Dec 6th, 2005

11 answers

Answered by: srinivas on: Jul 13th, 2011

Rational is powered by IBM. Test Director is powered by Mercury.
Rational is bug tracking tool,
test director is test management tool and tracking tool

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: May 20th, 2009

TD or QC is a test management tool which contains below modules.

-> Requirements
-> Test plan
-> Test lab
-> Defects

Where as Clear Quest is purely a bug tracking tool

Can we write functional testcase based on only brd or only use case ?

Asked By: Beena Kadam | Asked On: Nov 19th, 2005

14 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 5th, 2009

Since Use Cases are often authored to produce the Business (or Functional) Requirements Document (BRD / FRD), it is possible to create some functional test cases based on only Use Cases. However...

Answered by: vakitisrinivas on: Aug 8th, 2009

BRD is enough.

Whats the difference between usecase,testcase,testplan,and scenario and their templates.

Asked By: sravanthi naidu | Asked On: Nov 18th, 2005

23 answers

Answered by: sushma srihari on: May 23rd, 2012

Use Case :use case is a document which explains the purpose and use of a particular functionality in the way the end user use the functionality in business. Test Case :Test cases are the set of cond...

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: May 20th, 2009

Usecase: Usecase is prepared by BA in the Functional Requirement Specification (FRS) which are nothing but a steps which are given by the customer.TestCase: It is prepared by the Test Engineer based o...

What's main difference between smoke and sanity testing? When these are performed? Explain with example

Asked By: sachindushe | Asked On: Nov 15th, 2005

39 answers

Answered by: gibibabu on: Oct 11th, 2011

Smoke testing : To check whether the functions needed are present or not
Sanity testing : To check whether the functions needed are working fine or not

Answered by: shreethakur on: Aug 6th, 2010

SMOKE testing is done after receiving the new build. The major functionalities are tested to ensure that the software is acceptable for further test.

SANITY testing can be done at the end of functional testing to ensure that all the major functionalities are working correctly

What is the one key element of 'test case'?

Asked By: Bindu Puvvala | Asked On: Nov 9th, 2005

18 answers

Test case consists of test steps, expected result, actual result, result of the test case, etc., attributes, but the important one among all of them is "expected result".

Answered by: Ramalak on: May 12th, 2010

In my point of view, key element of a test case will be test step. Test step describes how we are going to test that specific functionality. But, there is a case in which expected result will be the k...

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Nov 19th, 2009

I agree that test case elements may differ between industries and companies. However, all test cases have the following elements, otherwise it would not be a complete test case:1) Test step...

What is the one key element of a test plan?

Asked By: Bindu Puvvala | Asked On: Nov 9th, 2005

11 answers

Test plan consists of test scope, test strategy, test schedule, resources required, roles and responsibilities, etc., but the key element is "schedule".

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 5th, 2009

The answer to this question depends on so many factors. For example, if your organization has a Project Manager (PM) that is on top of all of the project's scheduled activities, th...

Answered by: nkamuni_mca on: Oct 30th, 2008

Every thing is important in test planning... we cannot and must not give priorty to any of the element in the test plan...

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What is the difference between etl tool and olap tools

Asked By: anil rao | Asked On: Nov 1st, 2005

10 answers

Answered by: Amithanbr on: Aug 26th, 2009

ETL TOOL (eg:Informatica, Data stage, Abinitio..)Â is for EXTRACTING data from a source systems(a system where client's transactional business information resides) and performing business logic(applyi...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 16th, 2007

ETL tool is used for Extration ,Transformation(filtering) and loading the data into data warehouse .

OLAP tools are used to analitical purpose basically for report generation i.e to retrieve the data from dataware,OLAP is multidimensional model.

How will you generate the defect id in test director? Is it generated automatically or not?

Asked By: sreelatha | Asked On: Oct 26th, 2005

20 answers

Answered by: preethi.gollamandala on: Jan 15th, 2009

It will generate automatically defect id by submitting with all the required fields in the defect repoting form .

Answered by: tushar on: Oct 1st, 2007

It will generate automatically.

What is sqa testing? Tell us steps of sqa testing

Asked By: manjulatha | Asked On: Oct 24th, 2005

4 answers

Answered by: G.D.S.Prasad on: Mar 10th, 2009

SQA is Audit of software products and activities to verify that they comply with the product requirements. Processes, Procedures and standards. Project manager prepares the SQA plan at the time of...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 15th, 2007

Software Testing is a set of activities that constitute processes that are mandatory towards the testing of an application. Steps involved in software testing are Test Requirements; Test planning; Tes...

What is the difference between a bug and a defect?

Asked By: junejacz | Asked On: Oct 20th, 2005

54 answers

Answered by: satish putta on: Mar 29th, 2013

Bug means tester identify the defects but that defect developers are accepted is calling bug (or) when the software released in the market customer identify the defects its also calling Bug.

Answered by: Sarika on: Jun 29th, 2012

I am not satisfy with above definition . As I have knowledge "Bug" : when we execute a set of inputs and product does not behave as per the requirement that is call bug . "Defect" : Deviation between the expected out out and in actual out put is know as defect .

How do you promote the concept of phase containment and defect prevention?

Asked By: sheetal | Asked On: Oct 19th, 2005

3 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 30th, 2009

Phase containment is the act of containing faults in one phase of software development before they escape and are found in subsequent phases.An error is a fault that is introduced in the current ...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Aug 15th, 2007

Phase containment is used for defect prevention so that the defects are found at each phase of the application, an are not multiplied further, we do it by taking JAD sessions, performing reviews after each phase, by participating in walkthroughs, inspection.

How to post a bug

Asked By: raj | Asked On: Oct 17th, 2005

22 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 20th, 2009

Posting a bug is typically done using a defect management tool. However, some test groups use a spreadsheet program. Make sure the defect report contains: 1) defect id2) test case ref...

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Sep 25th, 2009

Defect Tracking Tool is the easiest way to post and track the bugs. Not all organization is following the Tools. normal way to post a bug is through by reporting the bug in document (Excel, Word) and ...

What is the difference between application and web server ?

Asked By: anupam | Asked On: Oct 14th, 2005

14 answers

Answered by: ks9bp on: Feb 28th, 2012

WEBSEREVER: It will serve only HTTP protocol requests and it will divert the URLs to the application servers. It can serve only static content and is used to display customised error messages. Applic...

Answered by: mahesh on: Jan 9th, 2012

Web server: It contain static pages or HTTP images only.

App server: It the user requests to servlets, jsps i.e dynamic content, it also contains container for EJBs

Define bug life cycle?What is metrics

Asked By: Karthi | Asked On: Sep 22nd, 2005

30 answers

Plz give me the answer

Answered by: Mallika Chintalapalli on: Apr 27th, 2011

Bug Life cycle is a process of identifying the defect and subject to rectification.
Metrics means measures.(what are all the measures taken to identify the defect)

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: May 28th, 2009

Bug Life Cycle:New : Logged the bug by TEOpen: After review it by team lead then changed it's status to open Fixed : Once dev agree with that he can change the status to fixed once fixed that issueClo...

What is the difference between system testing and end-to-end testing ?

Asked By: jilanibashasd | Asked On: Sep 13th, 2005

10 answers

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: May 28th, 2009

System Testing: Once all the required modules developed, integrated, then doing testing on whole modules is called system testing.E2E testing: End-to-end testing is the process of testing transactions...

Answered by: vk1978 on: Apr 10th, 2009

System testing: considering the total application as a single component and verifying how this component is interacting with other components (like OS, Word, etc).System testing consists of performanc...

What is seviority and priority?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Sep 6th, 2005

11 answers

Answered by: j_madhuri on: Dec 12th, 2007

Severity : Impact of bug on the application . How is it effecting the project.

Priority : Whech bug should be solved first in order to benefit the system process.

Answered by: Hemanth on: Sep 20th, 2007

Seviority : defines the importance of defect with respective to "Functional point of View".

Priority : defines the importance of defect with respective to "Customer point of view"

What is the difference between bug and defect?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Sep 4th, 2005

33 answers

Answered by: Kiran Kumar Thulluri on: Jan 4th, 2012

Error: Error is a mistake in code

Defect: Due to error in code test engineers are getting mismatches in the application build are defect

Bug: Defects are assigned to developer to be solved
Failure: Not meeting the reliability of the product

Answered by: priyankagoel21 on: Jan 3rd, 2012

Bug: any mistake which can impact the expected functionality of system
Defect: When bug is identified by tester then it becomes defect

What is the difference between an exception and an error?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Sep 7th, 2005

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Answered by: Sameer

Answered On : Apr 26th, 2006

Exception:Exception as the name suggests anything that is unusal.For e.g. if i try to delete a file which doesn't exist then it is an exception.

Error:Error is caused if something is wrong with the program.For e.g. a syntax error,logical error or runtime error.

Answered by: mithr17 on: Nov 1st, 2011

@ deepasree - Really? I think the question was regarding "exce"ption and not "expe"ctation. LLOLL

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: May 28th, 2009

Exceptions: It's an unexpected error/issue whch needs to be handled by dev team

Error : Problem in the coding interms of syntax

How much time is/should be alloated for testing out of total development time based on industry standards?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 31st, 2005

16 answers

Answered by: rohan.satpute on: Feb 6th, 2011

It depends upon following Factors:
1. Type of Project/Delieverable.
2. Scope of Testing.
3. Types of Testing to be Performed.

Testing can vary for 30%-50% of total Development Time. I have considered the case of Manual Tesing here. Automation can reduce the end delieverable timelines.

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 16th, 2009

The answer to this question depends on the industry, software development model, company, and project. In my company and on most my projects, we allocate roughly 35 percent of total development resources on our test effort.

What is scalability testing? Which tool is used?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 13th, 2005

10 answers

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: May 28th, 2009

Scalability testing lets you ensure that your web application is scalable, that is, it can handle an increased workload with added resources and determine whether it best scales up, by upgrading the s...

Answered by: truptirane on: May 29th, 2008

Scalability Testing, part of the battery of non-functional tests, is the testing of a software application for measuring its capability to scale up or scale out [1]- in terms of any of its non-functio...

What is bug tracking process, reporting, re-testing and debugging?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Sep 5th, 2005

16 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 17th, 2009

This represents The Bug Life Cycle, but not in its proper order. Here is a very high level view of each phase in proper order:1) Finding the bug2) Reporting the bug <-...

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Nov 14th, 2009

BUG TRACKING PROCESS: This is a process used to manage defects from the time testers discover them to the time they are fixed by developers. When testers discover defects they open bug rep...

Define reliability?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 13th, 2005

17 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 17th, 2009

Reliability refers to the liklihood that something will

- do what you intend for it to do

- when you intend for it to do it.

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: May 28th, 2009

Reliability has to do with the quality of measurement. In its everyday sense, reliability is the "consistency" or "repeatability" of your measures

Cost of solving a bug from requirements phase to testing phase - increases slowly, decreases, increases steeply or remains constant?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 2nd, 2005

19 answers

Answered by: mithr17 on: Nov 1st, 2011

If you are asking this question, it means you have not understood SDLC nor any of the QA concepts for that matter.

Answered by: nitinjoshi226 on: Jan 8th, 2011

Increases Steeply

Best to solve defects - requirements, plan, design, code / testing phase?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 13th, 2005

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Answered by: Satya Prakash

Answered On : Oct 4th, 2005

In any phase, the sooner we see a defect, the less is the cost spent on rectifying the defect. It becomes a costlier affair in later stages. The best phase is Requirements phase. When the defect is found in later phases, it costs more for its correction.

Answered by: rohan.satpute on: Feb 6th, 2011

As we are aware, in SDLC later the defects identified, costlier is the Project Delieverable. Earlier the defect identified & resolved, cheaper is the costing. So, as per the provided option, Best time to resolve the defects is during the Requirement Phase.

Answered by: nitinjoshi226 on: Jan 8th, 2011

The Best time to solve defect is at the requirement Phase - by business Analyst, plan, design - for developer using static analysis tools and testing phase by testers. Defects find at the in...

Define quality - bug free, functionality working or both?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 25th, 2005

34 answers

Answered by: manchoc on: Feb 18th, 2011

Quality of the software is what the client pays for. It means it should perform the intended functions without any major flaws.

Answered by: rohan.satpute on: Feb 6th, 2011

Quality Software Deliverable means:
1. Delieverable meets User/Customer Requirements.
2. Reasonably Bug-Free Software.
3. Delivered within defined Timeline & Budget.
4. Easily Maintainable. Also, Less Post Release Maintainence Activity, thus reducing Cost.

What is the purpose of software testing's - bug removal, system's functionality working, quality or all?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 25th, 2005

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Answered by: Satya Prakash Itharaj.

Answered On : Oct 4th, 2005

The main purpose of Software testing, I think is not to remove the bug but to find the bug. Also ensuring the application works correctly as per the requirements and thereby increasing the quality of the product and increasing the confidence in the product.

Answered by: manchoc on: Feb 18th, 2011

Its Quality. Testing is a Quality Control (QC) activity. Software testing is the process of finding the defects so as to improve the quality of software. It doesnt mean that the software is 100% defect free but the quality will be high after validating when compared before testing.

Answered by: rohan.satpute on: Feb 6th, 2011

Purpose for Software Testing:1. To ensure whether the software Build is as per User Requirements/.2. To ensure reasonably Bug free Software, to uncover bugs withing software, if any.3. To improve qual...

How will be the testcases for product testing . Provide an example of test plan template

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 29th, 2005

13 answers

Answered by: srinivasulub1981 on: May 7th, 2009

Hi I feel writting test cases for a project is little bit different than product , we have followed in the below process.1. First raw (Common functionalities) test cases will prepared and ...

Answered by: ntnath on: Oct 28th, 2007

Project Testing and Product testing are different as product testing is evaluated over a period of time whereas project testing is testing the complete version. Test plan should be generic and a...

What is .Lrs.

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

2 answers

Load runner save the information in a scenario files.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

scenarios created in controller will be saved with .lrs extension.

Answered by: sarada on: Aug 17th, 2006

Load runner has got three main components.VUgen, Controller and Analyzer.

The extentionof files in Vugen is .usr, files in Controller i.e scenarios created will be saved with extention .lrs and in analyzer with .lra.

Where you insert the rendezvous point .

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

2 answers

Rendezvous point insert in to the script to calculate the peak load of the server. syntax. Lr-rendezvous("rendezvous name").

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

You insert rendevous point before the start transaction
syntax: lr_rendezvous("rendezvous name")

Answered by: sunny on: Oct 3rd, 2006

We put rendezvous point exactly before the transaction (if specified transaction_name) where we want vusers to load system simultaneously.

Sunny....

What is vuser-end section.

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

3 answers

Record a log off in to the server (vuser stoped).

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

It records the closing of application.

Answered by: vinsingh_2002 on: Apr 17th, 2007

Hi. vuser_end section is that section where u want to declare the last function to be performed by the vuser. e.g. logoff.

What is action section .

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

3 answers

Record the client activity .

Answered by: Mohamed Patel on: Sep 12th, 2007

More Correctly this is the 'C' function(s) where the script for your main business process, excluding any sign-on or sign-off should be implemented.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

It captures the action statement to be tested performed by vuser

What is vuser-init section .

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

2 answers

Record a log in to the server(vuser initialize loaded).

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

It records he initialization of the application

Answered by: Praveen.Telaprolu on: Jun 15th, 2006

It records before the actual action is performed.It records the pre operations or intial operations before actual actions done.

What are the section contain by the vugen while creating a vuser script .

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

1 answer

Vugen contain the 3 section . 1-vuser-init 2-action. 3-vuser-end.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

VUGen contains 3 sections:

vuser_init:: It records the intialization of the application

Action::captures the action to be performed by the vuser

Vuser_end::records the closing of the application.

What is vugen?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

9 answers

It is a load runner vuser script generator(use for recording the data base vuser script )

Answered by: Geetha on: Oct 23rd, 2011

It is used to generate and enhance the vuser business script for all the scenarios which are in scope.

Answered by: Ranjith kumar on: Jul 14th, 2011

vuGen is a virtual user generator which is used to record the scripts for single user only.

How you load a load runner agent.

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

3 answers

Controller instruct the remote command luncher to lunch the agent .

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

The controller instructs the loadrunner agent to initialize,run,pause,stop the vusers.

Answered by: K on: Sep 15th, 2006

While running the scenario loadrunner controller instructs the remote agent dispatcher to launch loadrunner agent. The controller instructs the loadrunner agent to initialize,run,pause,stop the vusers.

What is load runner agent.

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

6 answers

Agent is interface between host machine and controller.

Answered by: Anu on: Mar 15th, 2012

Loadrunner agent is a mediator between the host machine and a controller.

Answered by: mahesh on: Feb 16th, 2012

Agent is a interface between a host machine and a Controller

What do you mean by remote command launcher(rcl).

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

3 answers

Rcl enables the controller to start the application on the host machine .

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

RCL runs on the host machine and is responsible for launching its command on the script loaded on the remote computer with the help of port mapper

Answered by: sarath chandra on: Feb 22nd, 2006

Remote Command Launcher is used to Start the application from the Host. Host is a Computer or Machine

What is host.

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

3 answers

Host is machine which execute the vuser script.

Answered by: Markknight on: Jan 21st, 2011

Host is anything which receive guests, but in case of computing who normally runs the vsure scrips and also responsible for accessing system resources remotely or online.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

Host is responsible for performing action on the vuser script.Either it can be local or remote host

What is load runner controller .

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

7 answers

Controller is manage and maintain the scenario . Using controller you control all the vuser in single work station .

Answered by: boyina on: Jan 22nd, 2009

Controller is a one of the Component in Loadrunner. It uses to design the multi user scenarios and run the scenarios against the load behaviours. In the controller you can design the Benchmark test, Load test, Stress test, Spike test, Endurance test.

Regards,

Boyina

Answered by: rekha kurli on: Oct 9th, 2008

Controller is like an administrator in the load runner.It manages,drives,executes and analyse the script and also it emulate Vusers as the real time users.

When the rendezvous point is insert .

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

4 answers

When multiple vuser to perform tasks at exactly the same time then insert the rendezvous point to emulate the peak load on the server.

Answered by: manjunath_shikar on: Jul 21st, 2009

The rendezvous should be placed immediately before the transaction where you want to create peak load.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

You can insert the rendezvous point when multiple vusers have to perform the transaction simultaneously.All the vusers are asked to come and meet at a point before starting the transaction

What is rendezvous point.

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 18th, 2005

13 answers

To emulate peak load on the server.

Answered by: Arron on: Oct 24th, 2011

This function is used to stress a particular element of the infrastructure, for example you might want to design a test where 100 vusers simultaneously hit a button to transfer some funds.

Answered by: kvkanth008 on: May 11th, 2008

Rendezvous points instruct Vusers to wait during test execution for multiple Vusers to arrive at a certain point, in order that they may simultaneously perform a task.

What is transaction .

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

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Transaction measure the time which takes for the server to respond to task submitted by the vuser.

Answered by: jai hanuman on: May 30th, 2012

Transactions is nothing but sends a request and get a response.

Answered by: Geetha on: Oct 23rd, 2011

Simply it is used to measure the response time of user actions.

What is vuser script.

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

3 answers

While run a scenarion every vuser execute a script that script known as vuser script .

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

Action that a vuser performs during a scenario are described in a Vuserscript.It also has function which record the performance of the sever during the scenario

Answered by: Ganesh GM on: Apr 17th, 2006

The actions that a vuser performs during a scenario are described in a vuser script.

What is the vuser in the scenario .

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

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Load runner replace the human user with vuser.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

Vusers are virtual users (dummy users )which are going to emulate & emutate as a real user.

Answered by: Sundar on: Jul 20th, 2006

The vuser is the real time user who actually performs some actions on that particular scenario simulated by the loadrunner.

What is scenario.

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

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A scenario defines the events that occur during is testing session. Exam (deposit cash, withdraw money…).

Answered by: jai hanuman on: May 30th, 2012

Scenario is a sequence of actions(steps)

Answered by: siva on: Mar 12th, 2012

scenario is nothing but the tested thing

When load runner is used .

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 26th, 2005

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When multiple users work concurrently .

Answered by: Testing1234567890 on: Oct 12th, 2009

Loadrunner is used to prevent costly and painful performance problems in production by detecting the bottle necks before the system or upgrade is deployed.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

Load Runner is used to monitor the behaviour/performance of application with load of users.

What is load runner.

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 18th, 2005

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Load runner accurately measure and analysis the system performance and its functionality.

Answered by: Testing1234567890 on: Oct 12th, 2009

LoadRunner is a load testing tool that predicts system behavior and performance.

It exercises your entire enterprise infrastructure by emulating thousands of users and employs performance monitors to identify and isolate problems.

Answered by: papayamilkshake on: Sep 11th, 2007

LoadRunner is a load testing tool that facilitates load testing against application thus determining the behavior of the application (server and network) when under normal load, stress or prolonged te...

What is quality policy

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

4 answers

The overall intentions and direction of an organization as regards quality as formally expressed by top management.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 22nd, 2007

The overall intentions and direction of an organization as regards quality given by the top management,an organziations quality policy must be defined and viewed from customer perspective.

Answered by: jainbrijesh on: Dec 11th, 2006

Quality policy depends on customer requirements.Quality policy is always customer Focused. Satisfy your customers' needs and expectations.

What is quality management

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

2 answers

That aspect of the overall management function that determines and implements the quality policy.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 22nd, 2007

Quality management integrates fundamental management techniques ,exisitng improvement efforts ,team work and technical tools in a disciplined approach focused on continuous process improvement .

Answered by: vijayalakshmi on: Dec 5th, 2005

The overall process is called quality managemant..Deals with all modules

What is quality control

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

3 answers

The operational techniques and the activities used to fulfill and verify requirements of quality.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 22nd, 2007

Quality Control is the process by which product quality is compared with applicable standards and the action taken when nonconformance is detected,It focuses on defect detection and removal.

Answered by: sudhakar2068 on: Sep 11th, 2006

Quality Control activites are work process oriented.They measure the product , identify defeciences, and suggest improvements.The direct results of these activites are change to ...

What is quality circle

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

2 answers

A group of individuals with related interests that meet at regular intervals to consider problems or other matters related to the quality of outputs of a process and to the correction of problems or to the improvement of quality.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 22nd, 2007

A group of individuals that meets at regular intervals to consider mesurement, improvement and enhancement of processes deployed.

Answered by: sudhakar2068 on: Dec 10th, 2006

A group of employees who perform similar duties and meet at periodic intervals, often with management, to discuss work-related.

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What is quality audit

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A systematic and independent examination to determine whether quality activities and related results comply with planned arrangements and whether these arrangements are implemented effectively and are suitable to achieve objectives.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 22nd, 2007

It is an independant inspection or assessment activity that verifies compliance with plans,policies and procedures and ensures that related activities areimplemented effectively to achieve objectives.

Answered by: sudhakar2068 on: Dec 10th, 2006

By Quality Audit we mean the procedural controls that ensure participants are adequately following the required procedures. In particular, Quality Audit relates to the approach to quality that i...

What is quality assurance

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All those planned or systematic actions necessary to provide adequate confidence that a product or service is of the type and quality needed and expected by the customer.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 8th, 2007

QA deals with establishment of organization procedures & standards which lead to a high quality software.It deals with defining or applying standards process.It is prevention of defects.

Answered by: monica somani on: May 4th, 2007

1 Process Oriented Activity 2 identify the weaknesses inn processes & improve them 3 responsibility of entire team. 4 QA personnel cannt perform QC ...

What is release candidate

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

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A pre-release version, which contains the desired functionality of the final version, but which needs to be tested for bugs.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 22nd, 2007

Release candidate is a pre released version of build which conforms to specifications.

Answered by: govind on: Apr 11th, 2006

Release candidate is the final gud build with almost no major issues which will be released for the customer

What is regression testing

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Retesting a previously tested program following modification to ensure that faults have not been introduced or uncovered as a result of the changes made.

Answered by: rameshn3 on: May 26th, 2008

regression Testing: Re testing the application after bug fixes or modificationsof the software or its environmentAutomated testing tools will be more helpful for this type of testing.regression Testin...

Answered by: bgopal_5 on: May 24th, 2008

To re-execute test cases in the modified build, and to ensure bugfix work while estimating the impact of modification on passed functionality.

What is recovery testing

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Confirms that the program recovers from expected or unexpected events without loss of data or functionality. Events can include shortage of disk space, unexpected loss of communication, or power out conditions.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 22nd, 2007

Evaluates the recovery of an application for handling interruptions and for returning into specific points in the application processing cycles including check points,backups, restores.This test assures if the diaster recovery is possible.

Answered by: nirmmal on: Feb 11th, 2007

Confirms that the program recovers from expected or unexpected events without loss of data or functionality. Events can include shortage of disk space, unexpected loss of communication, or power out conditions.

What is ramp testing

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 30th, 2005

3 answers

Continuously raising an input signal until the system breaks down.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 22nd, 2007

Increasing the input signal exponentially until the sysytem breaks down

Answered by: nirmmal on: Feb 11th, 2007

Continuously raising an input signal until the system breaks down.

What is exploratory testing

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Often taken to mean a creative, informal software test that is not based on formal test plans or test cases; testers may be learning the software as they test it.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 22nd, 2007

Exploratory Testing is exploring the application and simultaneously learning ,planning the test & troubleshooting any problems that occur.

Answered by: jainbrijesh on: Dec 11th, 2006

In exploratory testing , we exprole the application and simultaneouly learn and test it.There may or may not be any testing document.The main disadvantage of exploratory testing is that if there is any missing feature then tester will not find it without testing documents.

What is exhaustive testing

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Testing which covers all combinations of input values and preconditions for an element of the software under test.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 22nd, 2007

Executing the program through all possible combination of values for the application under test.

Answered by: sudhakar2068 on: Sep 14th, 2006

Exhaustive Testing: Testing which covers all combinations of input values and preconditions for an element of the software under test.

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What is equivalence partitioning

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A test case design technique for a component in which test cases are designed to execute representatives from equivalence classes.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 22nd, 2007

The input domain of a system is partitioned into classes of representative values so that the number of test cases can be limited to one-per-class, which represents the minimum number of test cases that must be executed.

Answered by: sudhakar2068 on: Sep 14th, 2006

Equivalence Partitioning: A test case design technique for a component in which test cases are designed to execute representatives from equivalence classes.

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What is end-to-end testing

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Testing a complete application environment in a situation that mimics real-world use, such as interacting with a database, using network communications, or interacting with other hardware, applications, or systems if appropriate.

Answered by: monacamg on: May 7th, 2008

How we do End to End testing. this manual testing or Automatic testing. which tool (MQC) we use for this testing.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 22nd, 2007

Testing the entire application environment in a situation that mimics real-world use, such as interacting with a database, using network communications, or interacting with other hardware, applications, or systems if appropriate.

What is dynamic testing

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Testing software through executing it. See also static testing.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 22nd, 2007

Dynamic Testing is testing which involves executing the systems code.

Answered by: nagarjunareddyyiza on: Oct 17th, 2006

THE TESTING BASED ON THE SPECIFIC TEST CASES BY EXECUTION OF TEST OBJET OR BY RUNNING THE TESTS

What is cyclomatic complexity

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2 answers

A measure of the logical complexity of an algorithm, used in white-box testing.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 21st, 2007

It is used in white box testing used to measure the logical complexity of an application.eg: number of decision plus one.

Answered by: bavakarthik on: Feb 8th, 2006

Cyclomatic complexity is a one of the software metrics, this is used to we can measure logical complexity of application.

Use : To find out Minimum No of critical Path.

It's mainly used by White box testing.

- Karthik

What is conversion testing

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Testing of programs or procedures used to convert data from existing systems for use in replacement systems.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 21st, 2007

Conversion testing is testing of program or procedure used for data conversion from existing system whenever updating,or to a new system.

Answered by: Guest on: Sep 14th, 2006

Conversion Testing: Testing of programs or procedures used to convert data from existing systems for use in replacement systems.

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What is conformance testing

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The process of testing that an implementation conforms to the specification on which it is based. Usually applied to testing conformance to a formal standard.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 22nd, 2007

It is testing that prgram developed conforms to the requirement specifications and standards and is fit to use.

Answered by: sudhakar2068 on: Sep 14th, 2006

Conformance Testing: The process of testing that an implementation conforms to the specification on which it is based. Usually applied to testing conformance to a formal standard.

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What is compatibility testing

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Testing whether software is compatible with other elements of a system with which it should operate, e.G. Browsers, operating systems, or hardware.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 21st, 2007

Testing whether software developed behaves the same with different hard ware, different operating system,different browsers...etc

Answered by: sudhakar2068 on: Sep 14th, 2006

Compatibility Testing: Testing whether software is compatible with other elements of a system with which it should operate, e.g. browsers, Operating Systems, or hardware.

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What is code walkthrough

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A formal testing technique where source code is traced by a group with a small set of test cases, while the state of program variables is manually monitored, to analyze the programmer's logic and assumptions.

Answered by: tarun kuamr on: Oct 29th, 2012

Code walk through is an informal code analysis technique. In this technique, after a module has been coded, successfully compiled and all syntax errors eliminated.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 21st, 2007

An analysis of the program source code to find defects & verify coding techniques

What is code inspection

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2 answers

A formal testing technique where the programmer reviews source code with a group who ask questions analyzing the program logic, analyzing the code with respect to a checklist of historically common programming errors, and analyzing its compliance with coding standards.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 21st, 2007

A Formal analysis of program source code to find defects as defined by meeting computer systems design specifications

Answered by: Deepak on: Sep 20th, 2006

It is realted to code optimazation which means to check and inspect the code with some data that it is working properly or not.

What is code coverage

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2 answers

An analysis method that determines which parts of the software have been executed (covered) by the test case suite and which parts have not been executed and therefore may require additional attention.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 21st, 2007

Code coverage is a tool that indicates the amount of code executed during testing

Answered by: supraja on: Mar 24th, 2006

It is a measure used in software testing.It describes the degree to which the source code of a program has been tested.It is distinct from black box testing methods because it looks at the code directly,rather than other measures such as software functions or object interfaces.

What is cause effect graph

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2 answers

A graphical representation of inputs and the associated outputs effects which can be used to design test cases.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 21st, 2007

Its a graph used to identify the possible causes pf the problem by representing the relationship between some effect & its possible causes.They are used for analyzing the problems ,identifying source of defect causes etc.

Answered by: supraja on: Mar 24th, 2006

It is a boolean graph linking causes and effects.

What is cmm

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3 answers

The capability maturity model for software (cmm or sw-cmm) is a model for judging the maturity of the software processes of an organization and for identifying the key practices that are required to increase the maturity of these processes.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 21st, 2007

The Capability Maturity Model for Software (CMM or SW-CMM) was first developed to evaluate the software contractors capability to deliver a quality software. It is a model for judging the m...

Answered by: sudhakar2068 on: Sep 14th, 2006

The Capability Maturity Model for Software (CMM or SW-CMM) is a model for judging the maturity of the software processes of an organization and for identifying the key practices that are required to i...

What is capture/replay tool

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A test tool that records test input as it is sent to the software under test. The input cases stored can then be used to reproduce the test at a later time. Most commonly applied to gui test tools.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 20th, 2007

A test execution tool that records the test inputs as it is sent to the software under test during Manual Testing.These input cases stored can then be used to reproduce
the test at later time.

Answered by: Mohan on: Feb 1st, 2006

A type of test execution tool where inputs are recorded during manual testing in order to generate automated test scripts that can be executed lated(i.e replayed)These tools are often used to support automated regression testing

What is cast

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4 answers

Computer aided software testing.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 20th, 2007

Computer Aided Software Testing

Answered by: sudhakar2068 on: Sep 14th, 2006

CAST: Computer Aided Software Testing

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What is boundary value analysis

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Bva is similar to equivalence partitioning but focuses on "corner cases" or values that are usually out of range as defined by the specification. It means that if a function expects all values in range of negative 100 to positive 1000, test inputs would include negative 101 and positive 1001.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 20th, 2007

Boundary value Analysis is a technique in which test data is chosen from the boundaries or inputs or output data structure ,Choices often include the actual minimum & maximum bounday values ,the maximum values plus or minus one and mininmum value plus or minus one.

Answered by: sudhakar2068 on: Sep 14th, 2006

Boundary Value Analysis: In boundary value analysis, test cases are generated using the extremes of the input domaini, e.g. maximum, minimum, just inside/outside boundaries, typical values, and error ...

What is bug

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A fault in a program which causes the program to perform in an unintended or unanticipated manner.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 20th, 2007

Bug is a fault in a program that causes the program to perform unintended function.

Answered by: sudhakar2068 on: Sep 14th, 2006

Bug: A fault in a program which causes the program to perform in an unintended or unanticipated manner.

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What is boundary testing

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Test which focus on the boundary or limit conditions of the software being tested. (some of these tests are stress tests).

Answered by: sarega99 on: Jul 19th, 2010

Boundary Testing means just what it says,testing the boundaries.eg. Say you are testing a particular input field where you enter Date for a particular functionality which says dates should be accepted...

Answered by: sowmyadesaraju on: Jun 19th, 2007

A testing technique that consists of developing test cases and data that focus on the input and output boundaries of a given function.It is a BlackBox testing technique.

What is bottom up testing

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5 answers

An approach to integration testing where the lowest level components are tested first, then used to facilitate the testing of higher level components. The process is repeated until the component at the top of the hierarchy is tested.

Answered by: bgopal_5 on: May 23rd, 2008

When main module under construction to check the interface between the sub module, developers use temporary programme called driver, which gives connectivity the main module instead of all modules.

Answered by: sridharrganesan on: Oct 17th, 2007

Bottom up testing is one of the approach followed in the Incremental Testing. Testing the application using this approach is carried out by starting the testing from the lower modules and incrementing...

What is black box testing

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Testing based on an analysis of the specification of a piece of software without reference to its internal workings. The goal is to test how well the component conforms to the published requirements for the component.

Answered by: vijay on: May 22nd, 2007

Black Box testing is the build level testing technique, which involves in looking at the specifications and does not require examining the code of the program. Black Box testing is done from the custo...

Answered by: Bindu Dey on: Apr 16th, 2007

HiBlack box testing takes an external perspective of the test object to derive test cases. These tests can be functional or non-functional, though usually functional. The test designer selects valid a...

What is beta testing

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Testing when development and testing are essentially completed and final bugs and problems need to be found before final release. Typically done by end-users or others, not by programmers or testers.

Answered by: abusaud on: Jun 25th, 2008

Testing is started after the application movedinto production

Answered by: amresh08 on: Jun 24th, 2008

In a Product based company-

Beta testing is the testing done by the tester by generating the customer's environment.

In a Service based company-

Beta Testing is the process of giving the product to customers and let them do the testing at their environment.

What is baseline

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5 answers

The point at which some deliverable produced during the software engineering process is put under formal change control.

Answered by: varma on: Mar 31st, 2007

base line means the basic operation is completed and it is indicate ready for next operation, from this point onwords the changes to be controlled

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 20th, 2007

Baseline is a quantitative measurement of current level of performance.

What is basis path testing

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7 answers

A white box test case design technique that uses the algorithmic flow of the program to design tests.

Answered by: Rahul S Kulkarni on: Nov 1st, 2007

Basic path testing is how to reach to the particular destination for testing.
This can also have path from and path to.
Path from is the Path to the screen or to the object for what the testing will be done?

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 20th, 2007

Path Testing is a whote box testing technique which ensures that each logical path of the program are executed

What is basic block

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3 answers

A sequence of one or more consecutive, executable statements containing no branches.

Answered by: Bindu Dey on: Apr 16th, 2007

HiBasic Block: is code that has one entry point (i.e., no code within it is the destination of a jump instruction), one exit point and no jump instructions contained within it. The start of a ba...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 20th, 2007

Basic Block: A sequence of one or more consecutive, executable statements containing no branches

What is second normal form ?

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6 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 15th, 2007

Second normal form (2NF) addresses the concept of removing duplicative dataMeet all the requirements of the first normal form. Remove subsets of data that apply to multiple rows of a table and pl...

Answered by: vvijaychandra on: Jun 24th, 2006

create seperate tables for the set of values that apply to multiple records , realate these tables with a foreign key.

What is first normal form ?

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4 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 15th, 2007

First Normal Form sets the basic structure for an organized database by
1. Eliminating the duplicate/repetative columns from the same table.
2. Create a seperate table for each set of related data and identify each set of related data (row) with a unique column (primary key).

Answered by: vvijaychandra on: Jun 24th, 2006

eliminate the repeating groups in the individual tables

create a seperate table for each set of related data.

identify each set of related data with a primary key

What are the reasons why parameterization is necessary when load testing the web server and the database server.

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10 answers

Answered by: vinodkumarar on: Jul 19th, 2010

Parameterization is used to specify the different values from the client end to the server so that the scripts can use this value dynamically and we measure the performance transaction timers efficien...

Answered by: manjunath_shikar on: Jul 21st, 2009

Parameters are like script variables. They are used to vary input to the server and to emulate real users. Different sets of data are sent to the server each time the script is run. one script can emulate many different users on the system.

Basic block

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jun 18th, 2005

4 answers

A sequence of one or more consecutive, executable statements containing no branches.

Answered by: Vivek Tiwari on: Nov 14th, 2007

Block is sequences of statement which is logically related.

Answered by: Sujatars on: Mar 20th, 2007

Basic Block is a single piece of code without any branches .

Acceptance testing

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13 answers

Testing conducted to enable a user/customer to determine whether to accept a software product. Normally performed to validate the software meets a set of agreed acceptance criteria.

Answered by: geethathiraviam on: Nov 13th, 2009

The users of the software may carry out acceptance testing to confirm that the system works as expected and to gain confidence that it has met the requirements.

Answered by: Nimishre on: May 13th, 2007

Acceptance testing is usually done by the end user or business to see whether the product is meeting or satisfying their resquirements or need.

Describe the third normal form?

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6 answers

Answered by: vas_kal on: May 11th, 2008

3NF allows transitive dependency

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 15th, 2007

Remove columns that are not dependent upon the primary key

What are the table contents in testplans and test cases?

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26 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Feb 27th, 2007

A Test plan is a road map that will be followed while testing ,it provides the background information of system being tested,test objectives,test strategy,risk,Schedule,Test Requirement.A test Plan wo...

Answered by: koina on: Feb 26th, 2007

Test Case ::

Test Case ID ::
Test Case Name ::
Pre-requisitive ::
Objective ::
All the above things cumes above of the table.
Now, the table contain--
S.No. ,Description ,Input Action , Expected Result , Actual Result , Pass/Fail

What are the vuser components in loadrunner?

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5 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

Components in Load Runner are
Controller
RCL: Remote Command Launcher
Analyzer
VuGen: Virtual User Generator

Answered by: Satish D on: Jul 13th, 2005

ApplicationComponents used are client, database or additionally business application server.) Web Server works on and through LAN,WAN,or www connection. Application Server com...

How many users can I emulate with load-runner on a pc?

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5 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Jun 13th, 2007

Firstly it depends on the license of the Load Runner.Apart from that the h/w of the client,network bandwith,h/w of the server ,database serveretc etc

Answered by: manepalli on: Oct 10th, 2006

Yes It depends on several factors like

1. Loadrunner license

2. Hardware of the m/c (Loadgenerator m/c)

3. Appliacation

4. Network bandwidth

5. Hardware of applicaion server m/c

6. Database server (data r/w/m operations)

7. etc etc etc

What is the use of test director software?

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19 answers

Testdirector is mercury interactive’s software test management tool. It helps quality assurance personnel plan and organize the testing process. With testdirector you can create a database of manual and automated tests, build test cycles, run tests, and report and track defects. You can also create reports...

Answered by: preethi.gollamandala on: Jan 15th, 2009

Test Director is one of the Test Mangement Tool.We can able to save all the test documents related to testing phase from first to last in SDLC process.Like Test plan document which consists of all the...

Answered by: Manvi Arora on: Mar 18th, 2008

Test Director is Mercury Web -based test management tool. It helps you to organize and manage all phase of the application testing process including specifying testing requirement, planning tests, exe...

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2 answers

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Can u plz explain?

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Jack A

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Jean C

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What is a outer join?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 29th, 2004

7 answers

Outer join--its a join condition used where you can query all the rows of one of the tables in the join condition even though they don’t satisfy the join condition.

Answered by: ankitagujrati28 on: May 3rd, 2010

OUTER JOIN is the way to collect records in case of lack of true join condition.

Answered by: patilpravin_1981 on: Jan 29th, 2008

outer join is that type of jon which retrives the matach & alson unmatached recores also from the tables

Can a primary key contain more than one columns ?

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29 answers

Answered by: Mark Haynes on: Sep 23rd, 2011

Yes, a primary key can contain more than one one column. Per EF Cobb's definition, a primary key is the sole candidate key on a relation variable (table) formed from one or more attribute values (c...

Answered by: venky on: Sep 22nd, 2011

in some situations...
if the selected primary key column contains unique row elements..
need only one column....
if it contains any duplicates...then we take two columns

What is a view ?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Mar 29th, 2005

15 answers

A view is stored procedure based on one or more tables, it’s a virtual table.

Answered by: ankitagujrati28 on: Apr 30th, 2010

A view is a mirror image of one or more table. View provides data access privilages.

Answered by: thirupathireddy on: Feb 2nd, 2010

A view is a subset of tables. View is not stored as physical in database.

How does unit testing play a role in the development / software lifecycle?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 25th, 2005

3 answers

Answered by: mathan_vel on: Jul 22nd, 2010

Unit Testing play a important Role in the Development & Software Life Cycle. Unit tests find problems early in the development cycle. Which reduces the cost. Facilitates Change Readily-available u...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Oct 9th, 2007

Unit testing helps in verfying that a unit or module that is built is as per requirements and functions properly .It helps in preventing bugs getting multiplied and migrated in later phases.

How would you define a "bug?"

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Jul 15th, 2005

5 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Oct 9th, 2007

A bug is defined as a deviation from the expected result to actual result.

Answered by: spsripal on: Dec 20th, 2005

Deviated Actual result from the Expected result.

What should development require of qa?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 28th, 2004

5 answers

Answered by: Sujatars on: Oct 9th, 2007

Development requires qa to find bugs , reproduce the bugs other than in test enviornment.

Answered by: Gayathri on: Jul 26th, 2007

The Development team wants the QA to identify those bugs that they generally fail to identify during the unit testing. QA team is expected to perform good amount of testing and report the bug to the d...

What did your base your test cases?

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5 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 27th, 2009

I base test cases on any information which identifies our company's intent for the product as long as it can be verified with a true or false (pass or fail) result. I find this informat...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Oct 9th, 2007

U need to study clients requirement stated in SRS document first .Functional design document and technical design documents are the basis for preparing testcases

Have you ever created a test plan?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 10th, 2005

6 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 28th, 2009

Yes, I have created numerous test plans. I have also faciliated meetings with cross-functional stakeholders (project manager, representatives from the business sector, developers, engineers...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Oct 9th, 2007

Test plan is a document which gives the overall direction to the testing.Test plans and their formats vary from company to company.It might contain : Test Scope, Test objective,Assumpti...

If you come onboard, give me a general idea of what your first overall tasks will be as far as starting a quality effort.

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 28th, 2004

4 answers

Answered by: kurtz182 on: Dec 28th, 2009

If I am new to an organization and want to make an impact on quality, these are things I would likely do first:1) Learn the organization's business model.2) Learn who does what within this bu...

Answered by: Sujatars on: Oct 9th, 2007

If u join a new organization and come on board the first task would be to get familiar with the existing testing/quality processess defined , after that u might be able to find the gaps & identify the needs for improvement.

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