Answer Posted / ravindhar

Smoke testing is to find out the 'Testability' of the build
by ensuring the crucial functionalities of the application
have been delivered. This will done once build released to
QA.
Sanity testing: It is cursory testing, can be done any time
to ensure that application is working properly. mainly
focus on GUI checking, database connectivity, printer
connectivity
So both are have their own nature.

Usually customers won’t give all the requirements. How will you manage & collect all the necessary information?

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If there is non reproducible bug which developer is not ready to agree, how you will convince him.

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Hi, i am looking job in perfomance testing using Loadrunner can any body help me a project in any domine plz(Usah) chs_29@rediffmail.com

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