How do you decide when you have 'tested enough?'

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How do you decide when you have 'tested enough?'..

Answer / nirmal anand

we can stop testing when test coverage is 100%. when there
are no defects found in the build. and also by traecability
matrix.(prepared by test lead)

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How do you decide when you have 'tested enough?'..

Answer / meenakshi

1. When there is no time and budget
2. When maximum number of test cases are executed
3. All the Requirements are mapped that is RTM is filled
completely
4. When Test coverage is > 80%
5. when bug rate falls below certain level

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How do you decide when you have 'tested enough?'..

Answer / chandni

There are various points which we can consider to decide
that we have tested enough.
1. When the system is highly stable and no errors are
found .
2. When certain amount of test cases are run then
there is no error found that time we can say that we have
tasted enough
3. Probability of finding errors is lace then
4. When all the test cases are run

But we can not consider the deadline and budget depleted
part over here because this question defines that when we
think that we have tested enough not when to stop testing.

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How do you decide when you have 'tested enough?'..

Answer / rajesh.n

1.when it meet all the user requirements.

2. When there is no defects in the build.

3.When all the test cases which are made on user
requirements are passed then we can decide tested is enough.

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How do you decide when you have 'tested enough?'..

Answer / parul gupta

Testing is potentially endless. We can not test till all
the defects are unearthed and removed -- it is simply
impossible. At some point, we have to stop testing and ship
the software. The question is when.

Realistically, testing is a trade-off between budget, time
and quality. It is driven by profit models. The
pessimistic, and unfortunately most often used approach is
to stop testing whenever some, or any of the allocated
resources -- time, budget, or test cases -- are exhausted.
The optimistic stopping rule is to stop testing when either
reliability meets the requirement, or the benefit from
continuing testing cannot justify the testing cost. This
will usually require the use of reliability models to
evaluate and predict reliability of the software under
test. Each evaluation requires repeated running of the
following cycle: failure data gathering -- modeling --
prediction. This method does not fit well for ultra-
dependable systems, however, because the real field failure
data will take too long to accumulate

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How do you decide when you have 'tested enough?'..

Answer / ramprasad.s

HI

1.When Requirement is met.

2. User is Satisfied.

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How do you decide when you have 'tested enough?'..

Answer / p.s. krishna mohan

As you all say, it depends on time, but not budget and also
mainfactor is that it depends on base criteria. When
acceptance criteria is met we can feel like we had enough
testing. When it reaches acceptance criteria means when
all the test cases that are developed basedon customer
requirements are passed we can say that we have tested
enough.

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How do you decide when you have 'tested enough?'..

Answer / raj thakur

It depends upon..

1) The TestCases prepared from the UseCase which cover's
all the features/functionality of SUT.

2) When the error rate is very low.

(And ofcourse Time and Budget as All Say). Actually it
depends, how they prepare the plan's for their project..

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How do you decide when you have 'tested enough?'..

Answer / diksha

We can stop testing when we reach the maximum test coverage.

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How do you decide when you have 'tested enough?'..

Answer / amardeep kumar

The decision that when to stop testing or we have tested
enough depends on the Budget and available time for the
project.

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