What is non-functional testing?
Answer Posted / nanda
In Generic Terms the word Non-Functional in Testing meant
to Performance, Load, Stress, Volume.... Testings.
In Manual - What Ms.Devi had mentioned above is Field Level
Validations part of Unit Testing which is supposed tobe
done by the development team.
As per my knowledge Non-Functional in Manual Testing
relates to Testing the functionalities which is not
available in the Requirement Document.
For E.g.
In a Masters Module checking - Duplication of Records in
Add / Edit Screen
Soft / Hard Delete - Delete one record and try to add the
same record - if its soft delete it shows already exists
but user cannot view the record in the interface - status
were changed in Backend
Important one is Referential Integrity
Parent Level module cannot be deleted if it contains any
records in child level modules.
and Security Testing ( Check Cookies were deleted
properly ) -- Big Topic will discuss separately
Any queries send email to s.nandakumar at sify dot com
98844-17981
Regards
Nanda
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