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What is the difference b/w Smoke Testing and Sanity Testing?
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Answer Posted / saravanaraja
Smoke Testing : It is a initial level of testing done at
each level. In this we have to check whether the
apllication is ready for further level of testing. In this
we give only positive data as a input.
Sanity Test : In this we have to check the stability of the
application. In this we have to check whether the
apllication is ready for Major testing effort or not.
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