Is there any testing named as Comprehensive testing
Answer Posted / swati
testing happens in various levels..
like
level 0 : sanity testing/Build verification testing/Tester
Acceptance Testing
level 1 : is comprehensive testing
level 2 : is regression testing
level 3 : is Acceptance testing.
in level 0 : all p0 testcases are executed
level 1 : All p0, p1 and p2 testcases as batches
level 2 : selected p0, p1 and p2 testcases w.r.to
modification
level 3 : selected 0, p1, and p2 testcases w.r.to bug
densitry
comprehensive testing...after level 0 testing and selection
of possible testcases for automation, test engineers
concetrate on test suite and test set. every test batch
consists of a set of dependent testcases.during these test
batch execution test engineers create test log document
with these types of entries like no. of pass, failed and
blocked.
{during comprehensive test execution, test engineers are
reporting mismatches to developers as defects. After
resolution of the bug, developers release modified build to
testers. testers reexecute their test to ensure bug fix
work and occurences of side effects }...is is according to
mindq material i had gone thru...if wrong plz do
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