skumar

• Nov 7th, 2006

 

RTM is nothing but the Requirements Trace Matrix.With this we can determine whether all the reqirements are covered in the test case.In a way, it can be used as as test planning tool, which determine, what types of tests are required(manual or automated), then to check if the existing test cases can be reused.It can be used for analysing the existing test suite.then test date, you can determine with the boundary value analysis , or by eqivalence class partition methods.

chirravurisurya

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• Nov 26th, 2006

 

RTM: Development :: TRTM: Testing => TRTM is Test Requirement Traceability matrix to ensure the coverage of testing done. Test data can be of two types - Positive test data (drawn for the functional specification) and Negative test data.I hope this answers the question correctly :-)

jainbrijesh

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• Dec 5th, 2006

 

When we test an application we use the artificial test data to test the application.Whereas in real environment when application have to function , it takes real data.As at the time of beta testing...So, according to me test data are of two types, (1). Real data,(2)Tester data

sam

• May 7th, 2016

 

Forward Traceability: Requirements are mapped with test cases. That means from requirements identify all the requirements are covered in terms of test cases.
Backward Traceability: Test cases are mapped with requirements. That means by looking at the test cases one should able to trace the requirement and can ensure that all the requirements are covered
Bi-directional Traceability: It has both forward and backward traceability .