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What is Defect Leakage?What Gap Analysis?
What are the functioanl requirements to test the Software?
What is Latency bug?
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Answer / vindh anandhan
Defect Leakage:
If the client reports any bug that is called Defect Leakage.
Bugs that are not idenfied while testing and that are
identified by client
GAP Ananlysis
compare its actual performance with its potential
performance
Latency Bug
Bugs that are undiscovered or haven't yet been observed are
often referred to as latent bugs
Vinodh Anandhan
vinodhanandhan@gmail.com
Senior Software Test Engineer
Bangalore
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Defect Leakage:
After release the application to the client,if any type of
defects occured then it is called defect leakage.
Gap Analysis:
The gap analysis process involves determining, documenting
and approving the variance between business requirements
and current capabilities.
functioanl requirements to test the Software:
It is the practice of testing the completed software to
confirm that it meets the requirements defined for the
software. A functional test is typically a test of user
interactions, but can also involve communication with
external systems.
Latency bug:
The bug which is not identified in present
version and can be able to identified in Later versions.
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B.Ramyasri
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Answer / varshab
Defect Leakage : Defects which are not discovered while
testing & passed to next phase of application development.
Latency bug:These are bugs which are not yet observed as
those bugs are covered by some other bugs in application.
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