What is retesting & how it is different from data driven testing?
Answer Posted / padmas
A retesting is done whenever there is a change in the code or data after a bug fix or a new code addition for new feature. In retesting, code is modified and tested for new bugs if exists. Database driven testing is done when there is a change in the dataset test dataset, but there is no change in the underlying code.
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