What is the exact difference between Integration & System
testing; give me examples
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Answer / malaprabakar
A. integration testing:testing of combined parts of an
application to determine if they function together
correctly. The 'parts' can be code modules, individual
applications,client and server applications on a network,
etc. This type of testing is especially relevant to
client/server and distributed systems.
System Testing:system testing will conducted on the entire
system to check whether
it is meeting the customer requirements r not
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Answer / lakshmi
Integration Testing;
The unit tested module has to be integrated to build the
application.
For Eg: When we test the With draw and Deposit option after
integrating both the functionality it is the integration
testing
where as System Testing involves testing the entire
functionality of the application.
EG; Testing the all the functionalities in Banking
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Answer / meenakshi
integration testing is performed when any of the two or more
components are joined together to work as one. it may be
integration of two systems or two modules or so. in case of
integration testing we test that are those components
capable of working together. In case of integration testing
interfaces of joined components is given more importance. it
is checked that the data flow b/w the components is correct
and their shld be no leakage at the interface and so on.
But in case of system testing we test the sys as whole for
both its functional and non functional requirements.
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Hai...
Integration testing :
Testing of integrated modules to verify combined
functionality after integration. Modules are typically code
modules, individual applications, client and server
applications on a network, etc. This type of testing is
especially relevant to client/server and distributed
systems.
System testing :
Entire system is tested as per the requirements.
Black-box type testing that is based on overall
requirements specifications, covers all combined parts of a
system.
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B.Ramyasri
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Answer / d.radhika
Integration Testing:
its the process of testing that the testing conducts at
the combination of all modules of the application to check
app behaves as per the requirement
ex: 1.Dataflow
2.comined modules
system Testing:
its the process of testing to check entire application that
if the app behaves as per the requirement
ex: 1.end to end testing
2.site testing
3.menu testing
4.navigation testing
in system testing it covers all the functional and non-
functional and usability testing.
f.testing is +ve,-ve,valid,invalid,within range,without
range.
non.f.t is
relibility,compatability,configuratation,installation,datavo
lum testing....
usabulity testing is userinterface and manual supported
testing.
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Answer / chandru
Integration Testing:
Test the flow of data from one module to another module.
Check the modules are integrated properly.
System Testing:
System testing is used to discuver errors when the system
is tested fully.Tester are expected to test from login to
logout process by covering various functionalities
conducted by test engineers
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