What is a Show Stopper?
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Answer / saff
the bug which cause the tester n developer to stop what
they r doing and concentrate on fixing this bug is called
show stopper
it may be functional bug or non functional bug
if we r not able to go furthur in the aplln while doing
system testing then developer have to fix that bug first
and if the performance of the systme is way low then
devlopers got to fix it
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Answer / n.pavankumar
Show stopper is a bug which has high impedance and which has
to be fixed immediately
these kind of defects are raised when there is no work
around solution, where further carrying of testing is
impossible.
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Answer / manish
Severity ratings vary from organization to organization and
project to project. But most organizations have four kinds
of severity rating as shown.
Severity 1 (showstoppers): These kinds of defects do not
allow the application to move ahead. So they are also called
showstopper defects.
Severity 2 (application continues with severe defects):
Application continues working with these types of defects,
but they can have high implications, later, which can be
more difficult to remove.
Severity 3 (application continues with unexpected results):
In this scenario the application continues but with unexpected
results.
Severity 4 (suggestions): Defects with these severities are
suggestions given by the customer to make the application
better. These kinds of defects have the least priority and
are considered at the end of the project or during the
maintenance stage of the project.
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