a) Sanitary testing is nothing but the build is stable
or not complete to testing is called sanitary testing.
b) Sanitary testing is also known as testers
acceptation testing (TAT), or builds verification testing
(BVT).
c) Now check the lock and fell, that telephone have
the connection or not, if connection have that is which
type, all numbers are work or not, that size, this type of
all testing apply the telephone.
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Sanity testing is done whenever the new build release. we
have to test for the major functionality of the application
which could stop our testing part continuation.
If it fails, then we should not continue with our testing
part. For the eg of telephone, If we check the
functionality like while lifting the receiver, it should
give the dial tone. if it fails, then its waste of time to
continue with the testing phase.
Also called as smoke testing.
sanity testing is a test which tests the build came from
the developers is stable or not for testing that is it
fufils all the requirements of the customer or not.
also developers develops all the functionalities or not.
coming to telephone its phone working or not.
its phone has std r not
its phone havingn isd or n ot
its working properly or not
keypad of the phone is perfectly pressing r not
sanity testing is a 0 level tesing or intial testing or
smoke testing. It is done to test that whether the build is
stable for further testing or not.
for sanity testing of telephone
1. check that phone has dial tone or not.
1. check all the key of phone is pressing.
whenever the tester founds the bug, he will inform to the
developers about the bug and to fix it. the developer than
fixes the bug and sends to the tester, this process of
fixing the bug and sending the new version to the tester is
called Build.
the tester has to test whether the major functionality of
the application is working good or stopping us from testing
is called as sanity testing.
example of telephone is common and u may refer from above
examples.
thank you.
A subset of all defined/planned test cases that cover the
main functionality of a component or system, to
ascertaining that the most crucial functions of a program
work,but not bothering with finer details. A daily build
and smoke test is among industry best
practices
Sanity Testing:
1. Shallow and wide testing.
2. No indepth functionality testing.
Sanity means that, normal testing to verify that whether
the build is fit for further testing or not?
Eg.1.
From GUI perspective, we need to test whether all links are
working fine or not (any broken links?), i.e. if I click on
one link, whether the page is taking me to that particular
page or not?
Eg.2.
In GUI, we need to test that, whether the help is
documented properly or not? i.e. if the user is stuck any
point of time, and if help is clicked, whether the page is
navigating to the exact help context or not?
Eg.3.
As per installation is concerned, we need to verify,
whether the build is properly getting installed or not?
Whether the build is compatible (supports for upgradation
and degradation of other versions) or not?
Eg.4.
If CLI Menus are theer, we need to make sure that, no main
menus and the child menus are missing.
In a word, we can say that, Usability (GUI), Compatibility,
Installation, CLI will all comes in to picture for the
sanity to be done.
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Wht is Chache or Chache Memory, we test during web based
testing...Actually what is it,Actually where it comes.. Can
Anybody explain it in detail.....Thanks in advance..
one module contains 3 screens like entry , exit &
trasaction. u can perform operations by using these
screens and u save that changes but those screens are not
displaying on the desktop then how u can assign the
seviority?
Suppose that your're running tests on the windows calculator
and find that 1+1=2,2+2=5,3+3=6,4+4=9,5+5=10 and 6+6=13.
Write a bug title and Bug Description that effectively
describes this problem?