Answer / anil nakhate

HI....
yes, we can write the single test case for your question but
you will mentioned in all the descritpion in steps & write
expected result to each steps.

ex. verify the new, Edit, Delet, refresh functionality
working properly or not
Steps
1)CLick on "New" Button - It should open New windows for
that application
2)Clcik On "Edit" Button - It should Edit the whatever you
selecte.

Answer / nuthan kumar v

We have to write seperate test cases. Because these
functionalities are different.

Nuthan Kumar V
Testing Engineer.,

Answer / dipesh

It can be included in a single test case but there have to
be four different test scenarios. Each button on the
screen has own scenario. Single Test case with four
different test scnearios

Answer / sandhya

It is better to write 4 test cases for the 4 buttons -
1)The user should be redirected to the correct page when
clicked on the "New" button.
2)Tool tip for button "New" should be displayed properly.
3)Mouse hover effect should be proper.

same test cases we can write for edit

Answer / sameena

Sorry for my wrong answer. Just now i got cleared wtih U'r
question.
We have to write separate test cases for each button.
if we need to test the screen means we can write as a whole
1 test case. But if we test a single button then we have to
write seperate test case.

I appoligise for my wrong answer.

Answer / susan

There should be one test case which will test for that
particular screen to see whether the screen is having all
the 4 buttons and then 4 separate test cases for each of
the separate functionalities like Create Item, Edit item,
delete item and refresh item.

Answer / hema

according to me, we can write in single testcase with many
steps,it depends upon the functionality,requiment and the
teamlead.
if ur answer is correct can u pls explain me.

Answer / mudaseer

write separately
objective to verify create page is opening
action click on create button enter
to verify data is created when i enter data in create page and click on save
action enter data-click on save

to verify data is editing

click on edit symbol--edit the data --click on save


to verify refresh is happening when i click on refresh button


to verify data is deleting when i click on delete button

Answer / v

Hi,Sameena
I want know from u
that if name of any button changes in the new version
then I have to write the new test case for that?

Answer / sameena

Hi,
You can write one test case as a whole.
because, NEW,EDIT, DELETE,REFRESH are the 4 buttons on the
screen.As they are buttons, U can write as a single test
case. But incase of a menu bar , then U have to write
different test cases.
This answer is on my knowledge. If U get better than this
answer mail me to this email (samee_saaji@yahoo.co.in)

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