Have you ever converted Test Scenarios into Test Cases?

I said "I have written Test Cases directly from the Requirement Specifications."
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Gurunath RAO

  • Nov 19th, 2005
 

Yes I have converted Test scenarios into Test cases.

From FD write Test Scenarios and Test Conditions After these two writing test case accordingly

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Ram

  • Feb 23rd, 2006
 

  what is meant by test scenerio.

TC : it is developed from FRS or BDD.

Test Scenerio : It is northing but collection of TC for a work flow.

we can obviously convert Test scenerio into TC.

Here i hav another query ?

1. What is the diff b/n Test Suite and Test Scenerio. ?

2. Can we develop Test cases from Test suite how? give an example?

vonga

  • Apr 25th, 2006
 

Test scenarios: test instructions or step by step isntructions of how to perform the test

Test case: include test specification/test header (what need to test) and test instruction/test scenario (how to test)

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M Karunakaran

  • Jun 9th, 2006
 

yes.

First we have to derive the TS by using BL. B.L is arrived by using the SRS or UCB.

Then we have to derive the TS. TS - a thread of opeartional use at any level of testing.

Tc: set of input and output i.e expected results to meet out the system or customer

expectation.

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Himanshu Man

  • Oct 8th, 2008
 

Test case is basically derived from a test scenario. Test Scenario is a framework telling what we want to achieve whereas a test case describes how to achieve by mentioning all the required steps.

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kurtz182

  • Nov 19th, 2009
 

The way this question is posed, there must be a distinction between test scenario and test case.  Test scenario and test case can not be the same thing here.  Therefore, in this context, test scenario refers to the business process flows that are tested from end to end.  They are often the scenarios that comprise a set of business requirements.  They may be tests that are independent of one another, or they may follow each other in a relevant manner, each dependent on the output of the previous one.  Yes, I have converted many test scenarios into test cases, and  I have done this for databases, web applications, and stand-alone software applications. 

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