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Who assign Bug Id & Bug Version Id? |
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Question Submitted By :: Amitpatil |
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| Answer | Bug ID is assigned by the Defect tracking tool which u r
using.
About Bug Version Id, I don't what it means. Sry.  |
| Bishwajit Rk |
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| Answer | Bug id & bug version id is same.when u found the bug then u
fixed a bugid of that bug.when bug is fixed then applicatin
is moved in new version .if u found new bug then u assign
bugid version.this is a fixed number.  |
| Devendra [Sqtl] |
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| Answer | Bug ID and Bug Version ID are entirely different. As u
said, Bug ID will generate Automatically by the Bug
Tracking Tool. When the Tester is reporting a Bug, he need
to mention that it was reproducing in which Version. It is
nothing but the Bug Vesion ID. For Eg : Bug Id 2021 is
reproducing in Version 1.1.9_12082008.(i.e Version 1.1.9
dated 12th August,20008).  |
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What is Black Phase in SDLC? |
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| Answer | In my guess it is black box phase where the system testing
activities are done in that phase.  |
| Suraj |
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| Answer | Its the Functionality and sysyem testing
Which is coming under Black box Phase.
It always in Validation (The dynamic part)side in a SDLC  |
| Deep [Sqtl] |
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When we perform Smoke & Sanity testing? |
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| Answer | Smoke Testing and Sanity Testing are the processes of
checking the basic functionality of the application. These
testing are done before the application is cleared for in
depth testing.
There is no point of testing further if the basic
functionality are not working properly.
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| Bishwajit Rk |
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| Answer | Hi
Smoke & Sanity Testing are performed to check whether the
Application is sane enough to proceed for Major
Functionality .
sun_ramprasad@yahoo.com  |
| Ramprasad.s [Sqtl] |
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| Answer | Smoke testing::Development team Tests the build is suitable
for conducting Testing or not and the is accepting Customer
expected vlues or not.
Sanity testing:After getting the initial build from
development team.testing team find out whether is is
accepting input keyboard values or not & other objects are
responding properly or not is called sanity testing  |
| Shyam [Sqtl] |
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| Answer | Both smoke testing and sanity tesing are build verification
tests.Difference between these is smoke testing will
perform with a new build while sanity testing will perform
with regression testing
Build verification test whilch performed with a new build
is smoke testing.The same with regression testing is sanity
testing  |
| Happy Karthikeyan [Sqtl] |
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| Answer | When u got new build  |
| Devendra [Sqtl] |
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| Answer | smoke and sanity are performed on build. ist we perfotm
smoke testing after that sanity. smoke is for test minimal
most feature available. and sanitity for availabilty of
minimal most operational features.  |
| Aashsih [Sqtl] |
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| Answer | After release the build we wiil check all the
functionality's are test or not ----smoke
After complete the smoke then we will test main
functionality's of the build ----sanity
If any doughts or suggestions pls send me mail
skmohinuddin786@gmail.com
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Hyderabad  |
| Moin [Sqtl] |
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What all document are required to testing? |
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Question Submitted By :: Amitpatil |
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| Answer | The documents required for the testing are
1. SRS
2. FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS  |
| RAJESH.POTHINA |
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| Answer | SRS
Test Plan
Tracibility MATRIX  |
| Amit Kumar [Sqtl] |
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| Answer | FRS,BRS,SRS  |
| Devendra [Sqtl] |
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| Answer | software requirement specification is required to do
testing.
FRS,SRS,BRS are all same but the reqirement are pronounced
diffrently from company to company......  |
| Ajaya [Sqtl] |
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| Answer | sorry ajaya.
FRS and SRS is not same
SRS includes (FRS + NON-FRS).Then answer of above question is
1.SRS
2.TestPlan document
3.Test Design Document(Test Scenarios & Test Cases)  |
| Santoshnathan [Sqtl] |
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| Answer | yes you are right santhoshnathan..
Thank q for correcting me
regards,
Ajay  |
| Ajay [Sqtl] |
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Smoke testing is also called sanity testing? Why? |
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Question Submitted By :: Amitpatil |
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| Answer | Both Smoke & Sanity testing are same in one way that is,
its a build verification testing. When a particular module
is developed then developer will do smoke testing in order
to test whether the developed module is stable (which means
the basic functionalities must work) then in turn it will
be given for testing.
Now the testers will also do the build verification testing
where we call that as Sanity testing  |
| Maya |
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| Answer | smoke testing is a non-exhaustive testing where as sanity
testing is a cursory testing,This level of testing is a
subset of regression testing . So I dont think smoke
testing is also called sanity testing  |
| Sooraj Menon [Sqtl] |
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| Answer | its not right to say that smoke testing and sanity testing
is same. both are different in some context. sanity testing
comes first and then smoke testing. sanity testing is the
initial level of testing required if the functionality
which is being tested passes through this test then it will
go for the next level of testing.
THE BASIC DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEM ARE :
(1)
Smoke testing originated in the hardware testing practice
of turning on a new piece of hardware for the first time
and considering it a success if it does not catch fire and
smoke. In software industry, smoke testing is a shallow
and wide approach whereby all areas of the application
without getting into too deep, is tested.
WHERE AS
A sanity test is a narrow regression test that focuses on
one or a few areas of functionality. Sanity testing is
usually narrow and deep.
(2)
A smoke test is scripted--either using a written set of
tests or an automated test
WHERE AS
A sanity test is usually unscripted
(3)
A Smoke test is designed to touch every part of the
application in a cursory way. It's is shallow and wide.
WHERE AS
A Sanity test is used to determine a small section of the
application is still working after a minor change.
(4)
Smoke testing will be conducted to ensure whether the most
crucial functions of a program work, but not bothering with
finer details. (Such as build verification).
WHERE AS
Sanity testing is a cursory testing; it is performed
whenever a cursory testing is sufficient to prove the
application is functioning according to specifications.
This level of testing is a subset of regression testing.
SO THESE ARE THE GENERAL DIFFERENCE  |
| Nishi Kant Kumar [Sqtl] |
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| Question |
What is sanity testing? and how to do sanity testing for a
telephone |
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Question Submitted By :: Lakshmi |
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| Answer | 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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My phone no are 9246540049 65880049, Hyderabad.
My mail id is ndra_143@yahoo.co.in
I am taking the class for projects and interview trips if
you interest contact  |
| K.chandra Sekhar |
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| Answer | 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.  |
| Subbu |
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| Answer | 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  |
| K.kumaraswamynaidu |
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| Answer | 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.  |
| Chitra |
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| Answer | 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.  |
| Aditya Charan |
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| Answer | 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  |
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| Question |
What is test belt?
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Question Submitted By :: Amitpatil |
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| Answer | I think it is test Bed and not belt u r mistaken
Test bed
An environment is created for testing purpose. A test bed
may refer to software only or both hardware and software.
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What is Conventional & Unconventional testing?
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| Answer | Conventional testing means the testing done by the test
engineers in the testing phase of SDLC on the application ,
whereas unconventional testing is done by the QA pplto each
and every otcome document of each phase right from the
intial phase of the SDLC  |
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