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what is traceability matricks
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Answer / devki
it is mapping bet functional requirements vs test cases.
it shows if all test scenarios are covered or not and if
there is any repetition..
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Answer / saravana
It is the tool for Identifying the gaps between the
requirements with respect to the test execution coverage.
Its should have the components such as Requirement ID, Test
case ID etc.
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Answer / arpana pathak
It is a document which maps requirements with test cases.By
preparing traceability Matrix we are ensuring that we have
covered all the required functionalies of the application in
our test cases.
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Answer / santoshnathan
sorry sudharsan
Mapping between the Functional req specifcations and testcases.
what Devki said is exactly correct
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Answer / kavitha
mapping the requirements to the corresponding testcases is
nothing but "tracebility matrix"
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