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What is difference between Smoke&Sanitary Testing?
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Answer Posted / shrish mahajan
Smoke Testing:
The testing process in which we execute maximum number of test cases with minimum number of test data to ensure the system is ready for testing and is stable. It is done by Testers. A smoke testing is just a cursory examination of all the basic components of a s/w under test to ensure that they work.
Sanity Testing:
The testing process in which we execute maximum number of test cases with minimum number of test data to ensure that system is ready to deploy in the production environment. It is done by the Business Analysts.
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