Answer / xyz

Defect Life Cycle:
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Defect Raised:
A defect is found and has been created in the Test
management tool. A new Defect ID is assigned in order to
track the defect.

On Hold:
Resolution of the defect has been put on hold due to a
technical/Functional issue

Deferred: Defect will be resolved later (may be in later
releases)

Assigned:
The defect is assigned for a fix to the appropriate person.

Fixed:
The defect is agreed upon and a fix has been made in the
developer’s workspace and is ready for review (the
developer has also unit tested the change). Details of the
fix have been documented in the Test management tool.

Retest (Release to Testing):
The development team after fixing the defect has to be
retested to confirm that it has been solved by the tester.

Reopen:
If the defect is detected as not fixed, it is assigned back
to the development team with reopen status.

Closed:
The defect has been tested by the appropriate Test engineer
and accepted that the issue has been resolved and set it to
close. Ideally, the person that raised the defect should
be the person that marks the defect as closed.

Rejected:
If the defect raised is invalid, raised because of the
misinterpretation of the tester or in understanding the
test

Closed No Action:
Defect closed as a part of fix to some other bug or code
chages.

Answer / prakash

life cycle of a defect
(1)New
(2)Open
(3)Assign
(4)Resolved
(5)Reopen
(6)Verified
(7)Closed

Answer / iqubal

Status in defect life cycle(according to jira bug tracker)
1)Submitted
2)Open
3)Resoloved/Fixed
4)Reopen
5)Not a defect
6)Will Not Fix
7)Differed
8)Could not Verified
9)Verified
10)Closed

Answer / @mit

Bug Life cycle had following status:-

-New
-Open
-Resolved
-Verified
-reopen
-Closed

Answer / ramya.

Life cycle of a defect

1)New
2)Open
3)In progress
4)Resolved
5)Reopened
6)Closed

Answer / n@n!

different stages of bug life cycle are:
1)new
2)open
3)close
4)reopen
5)pending
6)test
7)postpone
8)reject.........

There are 2 clients for a server and that clients can access the data from the server only for 10 days. so how will you test this scenario manually? Can u pls help me?..

4 Answers   eMids, TCS,

what types of testing you perform ?

1 Answers   FIS,

can we do testing with out a test plan?and what are codesnippets

2 Answers  

I know the set of test cases is the TEST SUIT. I have a doubt that practically which test cases are under test suit. Suppose I m creating test cases for User. User - Create, Edit, Delete, Refresh etc. User window have fields - First Name, Last Name, Address, Phone, User Code, User Id, Password and Role. So Create User - [All Positive+ All Negative] Test cases has single TEST SUIT id? Please guide me properly.

1 Answers  

For a tester which certification courses is best?

4 Answers   HCL,

Tell the procedure to close word file?

4 Answers  

Wht is Testing Frame work.Is it same in the Manual and Automation testing. can body can explain it in detail.. Thanks in advance G Laxmi narayana...

2 Answers  

Which are the standards for software test plans?

0 Answers  

what is risk based testing ?

6 Answers   Patni,

If there is non reproducible bug which developer is not ready to agree, how you will convince him.

3 Answers   HCL,

what is data base testing, explain with example

1 Answers   Crea,

Do write a separate test case for regression testing? If it is yes, explain how to write the test case?

0 Answers