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Changing Requirements
How will you test support based sites where in the requirements of the clients keeps changing on daily basis?
kurtz182
- Dec 8th, 2009
I respectfully disagree with anyone who states this situation "doesn't effect test strategy." In fact, it would cause me to revise our test strategy. The only way these circu...
vk1978
- Feb 22nd, 2009
I worked with a product testing team where every member of the team are responsible for 1 or 2 products, I as assigned one product, in that product testing client requested changes in which few are in...
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What are non document techniques in testing
kurtz182
- Dec 8th, 2009
Test techniques that require no documentation are 'ad-hoc' and 'exploratory' testing.
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 28th, 2009
HIAny technique done while testing with out proper doc they will called as non document testing techniques..For ex: Adhock testing, Exploratory, etcCNU
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What is the difference between Software Application and Software Product?
srinivasulub1981
- Nov 30th, 2009
SW Project: Developed to a specific client with specific solutionsSW product: Developed for multiple clients with multiple solutionsCNU
Shikander
- Sep 21st, 2009
For it best example is Miscrosoft word is software application(user requirement) and Oracle apps is software product(its a overall requirement in market).If you have any further calrification let me know.Thanks
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What is a UseCase , and what is the difference between a Usecase and a Testcase.Pls Help
pratima_15
- May 27th, 2008
Used Case: Are Scenerio Based Test cases,Cases based on Imagining the scenerio,what may be expected out of the product.usually no clear cut specification is there.Test cases: r Prepared tottaly on the basis of SRS No
rajeshwarash
- Apr 27th, 2008
Use case is the scenario from where we design test scenarios.we can also describe them as alternative form of functional specifications.Generally these r prepared when the functional specficatio...
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what is the actual different between re-testing and regressiontesting .brefily explain
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udaygajewar
- Feb 12th, 2010
Regression Testing is to test the an entire application / Functionality to ensure that the fixing of bug(s) does not affect anywhere else in the application / functionality.R...
sangeesekar
- Feb 11th, 2010
Consider the two scenario:1. You are giving fix to bug. you are testing that the application is free from that bug is called re-testing.2. You are giving fix to bug. you are testing that the fix will impact on the existing application functionality, this is regression.
