what is entry and exit creteria for testing ?
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Answer / chaitanya
The entry criteria for testing is
Proper SRS and FRS from the client
The exit criteria will be
should deliver the Bug free application.
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Answer / dada_khairnar
The entry criteria is same as mention by Chaitanya but the
exit criteria is mostly depend on - Test Cases, Test Plan,
Test Schedule, Defect Report etc.
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Answer / sheetak l
Entry criteria is when u have single requirement...u can
start testing
Exit Criteria:
deadlines
Test cases completed with certain percenatge pass
alpha and beta testing ends
code functionality and requirement are covered at certain
point
bug rate falls to certain level
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Answer / prasanthi
The Entry criteria for the Testing is Testcases,well
defined input data, Test environment,stable build.
The Exit Criteria is time-out,expected behaviour of
application without any productive bugs(major functional
bugs are resolved)
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Answer / rathnam
The entry criteria for testing is approved and reviewed SRS
and BRS.
The exit criteria for testing is 100% testcases should be
executed successfully
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Entrance and Exit criteria is what is important to your
company and the project you are working.
Here is an example of some (not all) requirements you can
write for Entrance and Exit criteria
Entrance Criteria
1. All code for each Phase will be 100% (or near
completion) complete before turning it over to testing.
2. All programming functionality is unit tested by
developers.
3. All test cases have been written per the requirements.
4. Process for defect submission through defect correction
is in place.
4. Test plan has been approved and signed off by key
stakeholders.
Exit Criteria
1. All test cases have been attempted.
2. All Sev 1 HIGH level bugs have been fixed.
3. All Sev 2 MEDIUM level bugs will be fixed or have
management approval to proceed.
4. Exit UAT meeting held and defect results have been
provided and explained.
5. Key stake holders approve testing and agree to proceed
to production.
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