Answer / rajendra

Retesting:it is manual process in which apllication will be
tested with entire new set of data.

DataDriven Testing(DDT)-It is a Automated testing process in
which application is tested with multiple test data.
DDT is very easy procedure than retesting because the
tester should sit and need to give different new inputs
manually from front end and it is very tedious and boring
prodedure.

Answer / satya_k21

Hi,

Retesting means we are going to check whether the bug is
fixed or not.

DDT Means: while testing the Application u may want to
check how it performs the same operation with different set
of data..


Regards,
Satya.k

Answer / raju

retesting means weather bug is fixed or not,
regression testing means to test the application one of
objects with different data.

Answer / ramesh yatam

Retesting means: Execute the same testcases on the same
build with different inputs.

Regression testing : Executing the same testcases on teh
modified build to ensure the bug fixes or any side effects

DDT : is Irrespective of the Retesting or regression
tsting, it is tested the application with differnet inputs
on both same build or modified build.

Answer / pavan

Retesting:
After particular bug is fixed to test a particular
component. To verify the bug is fixed or not.
Retesting is done for both purposes.
1. Making sure that the application is free of bugs after
bug fixing.
2. To find out defects in earlier stage.
So retesting is applicable before regression testing and
after regression testing and hence both testings are in
cyclic process

Answer / raj

after bug is fixed we execute test case for bug is really
fixed i.e. is retesting.

ddt means we have to execute script in a loop for
differient input ( for functional)

Answer / shafi

hi
suplementary to the rajendras answer
indeed retesting is test the application with different
inputs values.but the main aim of the retesting is to check
whether the bug is actually fixed or not.
shafi

Answer / rajendra

hai satya,
absolutely your answer is wrong.
Retesting means not checking whether the bug is
fixed or not.

Retesting means checking the behaviour of system for
different sets of inputs.

One thing is important that system may behave differently
for different i/p's.

Retesting is an manual procedure to check the system with
different i/p's

if you come for DataDriven Testing also called DDT in a
short form is automation method for testing appilcation for
different i/p's using winRunner or QTP tool.

Finally, In a nutshell retesting is manual process of
testing application with different i/p's.

Data driven testing means testing the application with
different types of inputs using a automated tool.
In DDT we supply inputs from flat files(note pad),
database,excel sheel..etc

if any body have doubt please mail me or you can call me

Byee friendz

your's
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Ring me at:09885162742
Hyderabad

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