Answer / karunakar

1) Studying/Understanding the requirements from SRS docs
2) Understanding the functionality of the application.
3) Preparation of Test Cases
4) Execution of Test Cases
5) Posting the bugs in the Bug Tracking tool

Answer / sujatha

The steps involved in the manual testing are :

1. First study the requirements from SRS.
2. Understand the application
3. Creation of test cases
4. Review of the testcases against requirements.
5. Execution of testcases
6. Logging the bugs in the tracker and reporting to the
developer.
7. Test Closure.
8. Releasing.

Answer / sriram

Steps involved in manual testin are
1.initiation
2.preparation
3.execution
4.closer

Answer / satya

Steps in Manual testing

1.Reviewing requirement document which we got from client
2.Understanding client requirement and functionality
3.While reviewing the doc if we get any doubt or question, we should ask our business analyst
4.List out all possible functionality or scenarios
5.write test cases for all scenarios which we listed out
6.Prepare test data if any test cases required
7.Map all requirements and test cases into RTM
8.After getting confirmation mail from deployment team, we should start executing test cases
9.if all test cases got passed, change the status in RTM (In rtm on requirement or functionality may contain 1 or more test cases, if all test cases passed then only particular requirement will be passed, if one test case is failed for a requirement total requirement will be failed) and intimate to superior

if some test cases are failed,

10. Post the bugs in bug tracking tool(bug status: NEW)
11. Developer will open that issue to fix (Bug Status: OPen)
12. Developer fixed the bug (Bug Status: Fixed)
13. Tester need to verify that bug whether it is fixed or not (if bug is fixed, bug status: Closed, if bug is not fixed bug status: Reopen until bug is fixed)

how do you know whether all requirements are passed or not

or

when we need to stop the testing?

by using RTM we will know that, whether all requirements have been passed or not

if all requirements are passed in rtm, that means application is being as per client requirements.

the is the testing process.

Answer / fdsaf

preparation oftest acs

Answer / nannan

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