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Difference between SIT and UAT
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Answer / @mit
SIT stands for System Integration Testing.For SIT testing,
Tester will prepare SIT test cases then excute Test cases
and also perforemd SIT.
UAT stands for User Acceptance Testing.This is the last
phase of Testing which may be or may not be performed by
Client.In this kind of Testing,client test the application
as per as their Functional and Business Requiremnet.UAT
includes two types of testing:-
1.Alpha Testing:
Alpha Testing is performed by Client with
the presence of Developers,DBA etc at the Developers site.
2.Beta Testing:
Beta Testing is performed by Client without the
presence of Developers,DBA etc at their own site (Live
environmnet)
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Answer / sandeep rudrabhatla
UAT is nothing but User Acceptance Testing where we test the
application at customers' site to check whether the system
is working fine or not.This is the last phase of testing.
SIT is System integration testing.It is one of the phases of
testing where you perform System testing and Integration
testing combined together on a regular basis.It a different
process altogether for which specific tools are there.
Thanks
Sandeep Rudrabhatla
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