Answer / shan

There are 3 type of R.T
1. Unit R.T
2. Regional R.T
3. Full R.T.

In unit R.T test only the unit i.e have confindence that it
not break other area of the module in that case testing
particular unit called Unit R.T
Reginonal R.T. after fixing bug retest the fixed area &
impact area which ll break the other area identify impact
area and test or do regressiong testing on those area this
is most widly used in company
Full R.T. in this case after fixing bug the chages
affecting whole module that case insted of checkig impact
area do full regression testig

Answer / y.ravikiran varma

mainly two levels of regression testing is available .
1) regular regression
2) final regression

In regular regression every built is tested to verify
weather the fixed bugs have any bad impact on other parts
of the functionalities.It is done regularly during the
testing process evry after getting new built.
Final regression is done after the complition of fixing
all the bugs.It is advisible to have stable built during
Final regression testing.

Answer / ravi76xy

There are 3 types of Regression that need to be done.
Level 1 Regression- Done after initial Test cycle completes
Level 2 Regression- Done when all issues reported are fixed
Level3 Regression- Final Regression before delivering the Test Derevirables;
Testing Team should ensure complete concepts are traced and there are no side
effects of the fixes on the devilered product;

Answer / usa1

We cant say specifically this many but as per my knowledge
being a tester we can test as many times until we get the
perfect build.

Go with initial regression test and then check with the
next build and test whether the fixed report is affecting
the other parts and functionality of the application by
retesting it thu regression and then comes the final
report.

Answer / chandan

3 types of Regression Testing
1. Unit Regression Testing
2. Regional Regression Testing
3. Full Regression Testing

1.Unit Regression Testing test only the unit/Component.

2.Regional Regression Testing after fixing bug retest the
fixed area & impact area which will break the other are
identify impact area and test again or do regressiong
testing on those area this is called Regional Regression
Testing.
3.Full Regression Testing
Where after fixing bug the Impact
affects whole module that condition insted of checkig
impact Region do Full Regression Testing.

Answer / raghu

There are 2 ways...
Whenever a built is released,testing the built and
forwardin g the built to the developers with defects.
Testing the related functionalities after the built is
released.

Answer / hima

thre are 2 types

1.final and 2.regular regression testing

in regular regression testing testing done between
functionality and testing cycles means fixing the defects


in final regressing testng we will do before going to
relaese

Answer / brahma reddy

1) regular regression
2) final regression

In regular regression every built is tested to verify
weather the fixed bugs have any bad impact on other parts
of the functionalities.It is done regularly during the
testing process evry after getting new built.
Final regression is done after the complition of fixing
all the bugs.It is advisible to have stable built during
Final regression testing.

Answer / v.vengateshbabu

In our process there are two types of regression testing.

1.Intial level
2. final level

Answer / a.chandra sekhar

They are 3 types og regresion testing avalible
1:Full Reg:We are conducting full of the regre
2:Half Reg:We are conducting new application
3:Regional Reg:We are conducting critical impact situations.

Does any one have Performance test plan and Security test plan? Please help me as i need it ASAP... Thanks in Advance.

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