raj dinesh

• Apr 10th, 2006

 

hi all,we have to automate those test cases which will be tested repeatedly and as far as order is concerned high risk test cases will be automated first

DeepaRamalingam

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• Jun 17th, 2006

 

When considering tool support/automation identify all the activities where tool support could be beneficial and prioritise them to identify the most important. Although test running tools are the most popular, this may not be the best place to introduce tool support first.

 

Also consider

• tool Requirements
• CAST readiness
• Environment contsraints
• tool integration#

job of selecting a suitable test tool should be considered as a process comprising four stages:

 

?  produce a candidate tool shortlist;

?  arrange demonstrations;

?  evaluate the selected tool(s);

?  review and select tool.

 

Source :ISEB foundation material

sirvi

• Nov 2nd, 2006

 

1)Test that are run for every build of an application(i.e is Regression tests)

2)Data tests that use multiple data values for the same inputs (e.g data driven tests)

3)Test requiring detail information from application internals(e.g GUI attribures,SQL  queries)

4)Tests to be used for stress testing

jainbrijesh

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• Jan 4th, 2007

 

I think it depends on scenario what to automate or what not?Ya, it's always helpfull to automate those testcases which we have to execute repeatedly.