Answer / mayur mehta

System Integration Testing (SIT), in the context of
software systems and software engineering, is a testing
process that exercises a software system's coexistence with
others. System integration testing takes multiple
integrated systems that have passed system testing as input
and tests their required interactions. Following this
process, the deliverable systems are passed on to
acceptance testing.

Answer / xxxx

System Integration Testing
After the completion of System Testing, product is handled
over to the System Integration testing team. In system
integration testing the compatibility of the product with
other applications is tested. Only after the System
Integration Test Team determines that the product meets a
predetermined quality level and has no compatibility
issues, should the product be released.

System Testing
After the completion of the Integration Testing, product is
handled over to the System Testing Team. In System Testing
the features and requirements of the product as described
in the Requirement Document are tested. Only after the
System Test Team determines that the product meets a
predetermined quality level, should the product be signed
off and send for System Integration Testing.

Answer / roselin

System testing is actually done to the entire system
against the Functional Requirement Specification(s) (FRS)
and/or the System Requirement Specification (SRS).

The following examples are different types of testing that
should be considered during System testing:

User interface testing
Usability testing
Performance testing
Compatibility testing
Error handling testing
Load testing
Volume testing
Stress testing
User help testing
Security testing
Scalability testing
Capacity testing
Sanity testing
Smoke testing
Exploratory testing
Ad hoc testing
Regression testing
Reliability testing
Recovery testing
Installation testing
Idempotency testing
Maintenance testing
Accessibility testing

Answer / venumadhav.gunti

System testing can be determined as not necessary to having
the knowledge on the inner design and logic of the code.
System integration testing can be determined as interfaces
between units are correct. It is both top-down and bottom-
up upproach.

Thanking u,
Venu

Answer / dinesh

System Testing
After the completion of the Integration Testing, product is
handled over to the System Testing Team. In System Testing
the features and requirements of the product as described
in the Requirement Document are tested. Only after the
System Test Team determines that the product meets a
predetermined quality level, should the product be signed
off and send for System Integration Testing.

Answer / mfsi_priyankaa

System integration testing is checking the system as a
whole.It is performed on the entire system in the context of
a Functional Requirement Specification(FRS) and/or a System
Requirement Specification (SRS). System testing tests not
only the design, but also the behaviour and even the
believed expectations of the customer.

System integration testing is checking the interfaces
between the systems.Purpose of the system integration
testing is to make sure whether these systems are
successfully integrated and been up-to-date by exchanging
data with each other.

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