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What is the difference between Smoke Testing & Sanity
Testing?
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Answer / deepak ethirajan
I think both smoke and sanity testing are one and the same.
If I am wrong please let me know.
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Answer / siva
Venkateswar reddy you wrote 'Smoke Testing: In this Test,
T.Engr rejects the application
build with reason'.Could you please explain, how does a
tester reject the Application build just like that? you
said "with a reason" would you mine my asking what could be
the "reason" for rejecting the Build?.
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Answer / suresh.ch
Sanity: GUI testing, Control Key, Look
Smoke: Functional Testing, Basic Flow, And Basic Functions
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Answer / kalyan
I think what Pavan said is right,
Sanity Testing: This is conducted to ensure the stability
of the application build. This test is performed for the
testing team to decide whether to continue full testing or
not. If the team finds bugs in this round itself, they
would reject the build for new release. For doing Sanity
testing, you may or may not have predefined test cases
Smoke Testing: This is conducted, when there is an urgent
fix or immedeate release and testing team doesn't has time
to execute all the test cases. Basically It depends whether
we can have predefined test cases for both or smoke testing
alone
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Answer / naveen
Smoke testing:Overal testing conducted initally to nsure be
availablity of all futures to perform detli testing on
later on.
Sanity testing:It is also initial testing conducted on
overall application just to check everything is proper.
simply smoke testing means all the fuctions are
availability or not.
sanity measns all the functionalities are usability and
availabilty or not.
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Answer / venkateshwar reddy
Sanity Testing:Testing the application build whether it is
stable for complete testing or not.
Smoke Testing: In this Test, T.Engr rejects the application
build with reason.
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Answer / sreeram pavan kumar
Sanity Testing : The testing which is conducted intial when
the build is sent to us . Tester will verify whether
prepared software or build well enough to run in our
enivornement
Smoke testing : when the time span is less and we have to
check build in less time then we gofor the Major
functionalities in the application.then it is called the
Smoke testing
*note the Testcases for Both sanity and smoke are same .the
name differs according to suitation
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Answer / ramprasad.s
Hi
Sanity & Smoke Test Are same only to my perception.
sun_ramprasad@yahoo.com
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