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what is tracebility matrix? what is negative testing
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Answer / suneel reddy
Negative tEsting is nothing but
Testing the appication functionality with invalid input and
verifiyng whether it gives meaningful error messages or
not?/
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Answer / murthy
Requirement Traceability Matrix is a document used for
tracking the requirement and Test cases. This document is
prepared to make sure that the coverage done is end to end.
This document should be prepared before starting the
execution. For each and every change request, the RTM
should need to be updated correspondingly.
Negative testing is nothing but testing the application
with negative values.
ex: consider login into yahoomail or gmail
giving invalid username, pwd wont allow you to log
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Answer / ram
Tracebility Metrix is a document which will be used to
verify all the requirements will have corresponding
testcases. this document will have '5' columns such as
1.S.No
2.Requirement #id
3.Description
4.Test Case Name
5.Test Case #ID
Our lead will prepare 1st three columns from the use case
document
After conplete of test case design for afeature i will
update rest of two columns in T.M
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Answer / ajay
traceability matrix is a document which contains table of
linking information that to be used for trace back for
reference in any kind of confusion and questionable situations.
negative testing: Testing the functionality of the
application with invalid input and
verifiyng whether it gives meaningful error messages or
not.
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Answer / sapna
Mapping the reqirement to the test cases.this is handled by
leads and managers.
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Answer / satyabrata rout
TRACEBILITY MATRIX-it is a document to make sure that every requirement is covered in the form of test cases.
NEGATIVE TESTING-testing the application by giving the negative inputs is called as negative testing
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Answer / v.vijay kumar
Tracebility matrix will bascially show the coverage of
requirement specifications that is in trun say that the
test cases developed are in sync with requirement
specifications
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Answer / pavan
negative testing means testing the functionality with
negative inputs to check whether the functionality is
working fine or not
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