What is test data
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Answer / rajesh.pothina
Test data is nothing but the input and the expected we give
to get the exact actual result . To check whether the test
case covered the requirement or not.
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Answer / pallavi
The inputs to be tested are nothing but test data.
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Answer / mrs
Test data is the :
1)Data Base data, which should perform the basic
functionality of an application.
2)Test data will reflect the domain functionality
requirements, & will be helpful to the development team &
testing team to peform their task.
3)To check the Database integrity, consistency & durability.
4)To check the efficiency of the data retrieval through
application.
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