Test Director is use only for bug tracking or another
purpose.
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Answer / snehagirish
TestDirector is not only used for bug tracking...we can
also design the testcases and we can execute those
testcases.
Plz correct me if i am wrong
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Answer / pradeep kumar
Test Diretor is not only for bug tracking, using test
director one can trace overall work done starting from
requirements to bug reprting and bug tracking too.
One can write requirements, plan , lab and defects
Requirements: Collecting all requirements.
Plan: Planning for the requirements and writing test cases.
Lab: Executing test cases
Defects: Logging defects and bug tracking system.
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Answer / szna
Test director is used for bug tracking and its a completely
management tool to develop high quality application.And also
should be more effectively.
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