What is the difference between migration testing and regression testing?
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Answer / vivek
Migration testing is to verify the source data should accurately placed/ copied to destination one. Eg. Data base conversions.
Whereas Regression testing is to test the module which are impacted by new build or any modification in existing module.
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Migration testing is data transferring between data storages formats,and systems. Here the data is copied from one system to the other and tested for new change adaptability of the functionality.
Regression testing is re-running of the test cases in a particular build to test whether the newly added feature does not bring new changes to the existing functionality.
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Answer / ramya baskaran
Migration Testing:
It is mainly focused on look and feel of the application.
If we migrated the application from one version to another, result doesn't impact the look and feel.
regression Testing:
It is mainly focused on new change in the code doesn't impact the existing functionality of the application.
Thanks,
Ramya Baskaran
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