Can anyone give me the example of High Priority and Low
severity defect. Please dont give me answers like Spelling
mistakes or logo missing something like that. Give me some
real time example from your application. Please ignore the
earline question which i have posted.Thanks in Advance.
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Answer / krishna
Seviority - if the whole logic of the software is affected (wat the client requested).
priority - a particular function or a particular module is affected .
lets take a example of gmail .
its main work is to send email and check mail.
low seviority - ther is an option named TRASH in it . if it doesnt open , its low seviority as it is not gonna affect the main work .
High Priority - in COMPOSE if the email content box (one particular module) is not accepting any alphabets , its a High Priority .
High seviority - if the INBOX or COMPOSE doesnt work ...
Low Priority - if u r not able to change the colour of the texts we write , if DELETE in TRASH is not working , etc .....
I hope this will give u idea ... correct me if im wrong ..:)
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Answer / rashmi khare
If you are on time of application release and the password
accepting only capital letters, and after login the
calculation form have to open and it showing the wrong
calculation for square root. in this case the login will be
the high priority and calculation square root bug have low
severity.
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