What is the input for System testing?
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Answer / ratha.a
After finishing the sanity testing. we start system
testing.we can the inputs for positine and negative
scenarios.
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Answer / mercy
System testing takes input as all the software components
that have successfully passed integration testing and also
the software system itself integrated with any hardware
systems.
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Answer / s
We should test with the test data in the system testing..
And the test data is nothing but the possible values we are
using in the project after release in the client side.
SO we have do testing with all the positive and negative
test data giving as input
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Answer / radha krishna
i think FRD or BRD is key inputs for system testing
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Answer / anjali
build given by the developer( it compleats the unit and
integration testing) is the input for the system testing.
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Answer / jj
For the system testing input is the documents of system
specifiction.Here in system testing we check the
functionality and usability of the entire system as a whole.
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