Question { Deloitte, 8821 }

How u connect bugzilla with QTP

Answer

There is no any option to connect bugzilla with QTP. Only we
could connect the test management tool QC to QTP latest version.

Question { 6887 }

why do u go for test bed?

Answer

It is the environment that is required to test software. It
contains hardware, software tools, instrumentation and other
support elements needed.

Question { Qualtree Solutions, 11761 }

What is the difference between Smoke Test & Sanity Test?

Answer

Smoke Test:

When a build is received, a smoke test is run to ascertain
if the build is stable and it can be considered for further
testing.
Smoke testing can be done for testing the stability of any
interim build.
Smoke testing can be executed for platform qualification tests.

Sanity testing:

Once a new build is obtained with minor revisions, instead
of doing a through regression, sanity is performed so as to
ascertain the build has indeed rectified the issues and no
further issue has been introduced by the fixes. It’s
generally a subset of regression testing and a group of test
cases are executed that are related with the changes made to
the app.

Question { HP, 12374 }

If we found a bug but that bug is not accepted by developer then what u do.

Answer

I will plan a meeting to discuss regarding the concerned
bug(s) as there could be one of the following situations-

1. The steps taken for out-coming of the bug may be different.

2. The environment variables (e.g. browser, OS etc) may differs.

3. Being a tester I will try to have screenshots or if don't
have then will re-produce the bus and take screenshot to
report the bug more specifically.

4. If still we will not come to any decision then this
matter has been left to the seniors.

Hope my answer would be satisfactory.

Question { Photon, 7490 }

what is test leakage?

Answer

After release the application to the client, if any type of
defects occurred then it is called defect leakage.

Question { Avis Software, 8470 }

what is the use case and what is the test case?

Answer

A use case is not a single scenario but rather a 'class'
that specifies a set of related usage scenarios, each of
which captures a specific course of interactions that take
place between one or more actors and the system.
A use case is thus a general way of using some part of the
functionality of a system.
Use cases can help manage the complexity of large projects
by decomposing the problem into major functions (i.e., use
cases) and by specifying applications from the user’s
perspective.


Test case describes a condition that is to be executed to
test a particular feature/functionality of the application
and check it whether it is as per the expected results or not.