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Can anyone give me the example of
1. High severity & low Priority bug
2. Low Severity and High Priority bug
3. High Severity and High priority bug
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Answer / anilkumar.p
for high severity an d low priority
1.calculation bugs like final outputs are wrong
2.service level bugs like improper order of service
3.load condition bugs like doesn't allow customer eexpected load
4. hardware bugs like invalid printout
for low severity and high priority
1.ui bugs like spelling mistake
for high severity and high priority
1. calculation bugs like intermediate results failure
2. service level bugs like deadlock
3.load condition bugs like memory leakage under load
4.hardware bugs like printer not connecting
for low severity and low priority
1.ui bugs like wrong allignment
i think it is enough in case of any mistake let me know the
correct one
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Answer / sreenath
priority means changes depends upon the situation
Low Severity and High Priority bug:
up on customer visit all the look & feel defects which are less serious will be give highest priority.,
High severity & low Priority bug:
When ever some party of app under development not releasd to the testing department then we will rise that issue as fatal issue,but the devlopment lead wil give least priority to if,.
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