Answer Posted / james ochiai-brown

According to TMMi the test policy defines the
organization’s overall test objectives, goals and strategic
views regarding testing.

My understanding is that it should state what activities
constitute testing (e.g. test planning, test analysis and
design etc.) and differentiate these from debugging. It may
be useful to say what proportion of project effort is
typically to be spent on testing ( I have heard 30-40% is a
good measure).

A test strategy is more like a template test plan. It
defines the test levels, roles and responsibilities that
you would expect to see covered in a test plan. To create
your test plan you start from the strategy and adapt it to
thespecific conditions of the project.

I'm still unclear where the process, metrics and plans for
the management of the overall testing programme should be
defined. E.g. the test organisaion and its management, test
process improvement, training etc. Any suggestions?

what is qtp licence

1558

---

Explain the purpose of loading winrunner add-ins?

633

---

What do you verify with the gui checkpoint for single property and what command it generates, explain syntax?

845

---

What are the three modes of running the scripts?

558

---

How can withwin runner to make single scripts which supports multiple languages?

602

---

---

Name the different types of checkpoints?

596

---

Write test scripts on a scenario where you have to transfer data from one table to another.

1573

---

by useing qtp where the maximum people feeling difficult

1385

---

Explain the difference between gui map and gui map files?

594

---

Where did you learn winrunner and testdirector?

684

---

What is boundary test?

640

---

How do you identify which files are loaded in the gui map?

624

---

How do you modify the logical name or the physical description of the objects in gui map?

647

---

can i get apex technologies interview questions in testing

1833

---

How do you configure gui map?

700

---