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Re: Functional Testing |
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Levels of Functional testing
level-0 sanity testing
level-1 comprehensive testing
level-2 regression testing  |
Ravi |
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functional testing & regression testing are done basically
in the system testing. We are not doing these in each phase.  |
Ashish |
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Functional & Regression Testing is spread across all stages
of Testing.
Lets go back to the definition of Testing -
"Finding Defects". Defects could be found at various
stages of the project however the no. of defects as
compared to the initial stages of the project with the
final stages of the project will be minimal. Think about
it...why would you call it as User Acceptance TESTING.  |
Ferdinand Martin |
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Functional, Regression, Retesting, Soak, Performance, Ad-
hoc, sanity etc. are part of System testing.  |
Ramana S |
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1.Functional testing comes under system testing only.
Regression testing will be continues up to system becomes
bug free.
2.client -the system terminal which request information form
another system/server(passive in nature)
Server-the system which serves the information to the
client.(active in nature)
3.functional dependency bug in first occurrence it
status is reported as new defect and
from next time onwards its status is duplicate.
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Rajendra |
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functional testing tool -- Winrunner  |
Arvind |
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popular functional testing tool
1. Winrunner
2. QTP
3. Silktest
4. Advenet QEngine
5. AutoitV3  |
Sivakumar |
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1)winrunner,
2)silk test,
3)QTP,
4)rational robot.
above are the popular functional testing tools  |
Venkat |
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functional testing is a testing process where we test the
functionality/behaviour of each functional component of the
application...i.e.minimize button,transfer button,links etc.
i.e we check what is each component doing in that
application...
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Prashanth |
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In Functionality testing we are going to check the
functionality is working as expected to the client
specified requirement.
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Satya |
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Functionality testing is to test the functional behavior
of each and every component in the application. its tested
against both positive and negative aspects.
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Kumar |
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From my point of view, system testing is broadly classified
into functional and non-func. testing. hence Functional
Testing is a part of System Testing.
In system testing, testers test the product typically like
the end-user.Every single Interface,module and even minute
details have to be tested in this System Testing.
Functional Testing aims at testing the various
functionalities of the product being tested. These
functionalities include load, volume, stress,
scalability, security, performance, etc.  |
Prasanna |
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in functional testing we concentrate only about particular
functionality in the application,with out bothering how it
works.
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Suhasini |
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Functionality under load can be tested by running several
users concurrently. By increasing the amount of V users, we
can determine how much load the server can sustain.  |
Mahesh SV |
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Functional testing is the type of black box testing. In this
we are going to test the functionality of the application.
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Roshini |
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Quality assurance that a web site performs properly. All
aspects of the user interface, navigation between pages and
off-site, multilingual navigation, etc. are tested. Testing
is required in all the current browsers and on the major
operating systems and platforms.
OR
The portion of security testing in which the advertised
features of a system are tested for correct operation.
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Sriharsha |
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it involves whether functions are properly placed in
our applications and its working fine r not.it also have i/o
testing,conf testing,compatibility testing,error
handling,recovery testing etc.,  |
Prasad |
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Functionality Testing: Is testing the
functionality of the application. Is all the modules are
working as per the requirement.  |
Vidya.c |
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The portion of security testing in which the advertised
features of a system are tested for correct operation.
OR
Quality assurance that a web site performs properly. All
aspects of the user interface, navigation between pages and
off-site, multilingual navigation, etc. are tested. Testing
is required in all the current browsers and on the major
operating systems and platforms.  |
Saurav |
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functional testing is nothing but whether the given
function is working or not as per the specifications
Ex: field validation, Navigation e.t.c
Functionality Testing is nothing but to check whether our
application is equal to customer requirements or not\|
Here we will do lot more tests
Ex: Intersystem Testing
Error Handling testing  |
Suneel Reddy |
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functionality testing comes under functional testing only
i.e manual testing  |
Jagan |
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Functional Testing starts with the through reading of
Functional Docs, and getting to know how of Use Cases. This
then comes up with Development of Test Cases, and Executing
them. In case of Time Constraints, One can go for Monkey
Testing too.  |
Amit |
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Functional Testing begins from Functional specification
requirements(FRS)Docs, understanding the functionality of the
application with the help of Use Cases(If application is
not yet developed),Start writing test cases and execute
the test cases.
Actual functional testing means verifying the dependent
field on dependency field.
Example:once the user information is filled with all the
mandatory field then only SUBMIT button should be enabled
(i,e Here SUBMIT button depends on dependency field)  |
Shrinivas K |
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Generally Functional Testing starts, once we are prepared
the test cases for all the features as per the requirement
specs. While preparing test cases, we need to cover all the
+ve test cases,-ve test cases, adhoc testcases and GUI
Test cases and also we need to assign certain priority to
the testcases. As per the test cases we will perform different
levels in Functional Testing like FULL and Medium.We can
also perform Sanity Testing as per the Testcases priority.
Full Functional Test Pass:
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Should be executed all the testcases from P1 TO P4.
Medium Functional TestPass:
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Should be covered only P1,P2 and P3(Optional)
Sanity Testing:
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Should be covered all the P1 Testcases.
Note:All the above types of testing techniques as per the
deadlines of our project.  |
Rao |
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In general testing team applies functional testing to
validate "Meet customer requirements" on our appl-build.
During this test T.E validates correctness of every
functionality in terms of below techniques.
1. Behavioral coverage (object properties variation w.r.t
operations.
2. I/P domain testing(size and type of every input object)
3. error-handling coverage ( preventing negative
navigations with meaningful messages)
4. back end testing (impact of frontend operation on back end
tables)
5. calculations coverage (correctness of objects)
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Guest |
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FUNCTIONAL testing techniques
Functionality coverage
input domain testing
Error handling testing
recovery testing
Installation testing
Compatibility  |
Suneel Reddy |
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Functional Testing is testing the implementation of
requirements of an application.
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Ram |
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Is to test whether the functions specified by the
client in the requirements is functioning(working)
correctly or not.
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Prabhu |
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Is to test whether all the functionalities
are working properly r not as specified in the SRS?
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Hemakumar |
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functional involves testing the functional requirements.
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Pradeep |
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Functional Testing is part of System testing..
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Siddiq [sst] |
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functional testing comes under black box.  |
Guest |
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Functional Testing comes under Black Box testing. Because
tester does not know about the internal details of the
program. Based up on the test cases he will test.  |
Sudheer A.V. |
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functional testing comes under black box testing as the
tester need not know the internal code and logic of the
application. But functionality can be tested by the coder
also by executing their functional modules and supplying
the data. hence it proves that functionality can be tested
in both ways.  |
Rahul |
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Re: Functional Testing |
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Functionality Testing tools
Rational Robo
Win Runner
Silk test
QTP
Performance Testing Tools:
OpenSTA & Load Runner
management Tool:
Test Director
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Rajendraprasad |
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this tesing is against the requirements of the application
->its used to check the set of object behavior and outcome
of the object
To validate below factors
1)Behavioural checking
-object properties
-object behavior and outcome of the object
2)Input domain
-checking ECP(Equalent Class Partitiond)/BVA
3)Error Handling
-error messages
4)DatabaSES
-INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE  |
Mreddy |
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FOR GENTLE MEN AND LADIES  |
Saurabh |
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Re: Functional Testing |
Reply # 38 |
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Kris |
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Testing each and every component thoroughly against
requirement specification.  |
Hitesh |
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functional testing is a mandatory testing level in
system/software testing. in this level testers conduct below
sub tests.
(1)behavioral/control flow/GUI testing.
(2)input domain testing.
(3)error handling testing.
(4)manipulation testing.
(5)database testing.
--> during this test testing team can run s/w. and validate
responses of each screen.
--> during this test testing team can validate size and type
of inputs.
--> during test testing team can run s/w with invalid data.
to identify handling those errors by that s/w.
--> during this test testing team can run s/w with valid
data. and ensure that the correctness of output.  |
Jamal Malik |
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