what is exit criteria for testing?
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Answer / prasanna_ny
Exit criteria comes into picture, when
1. Maximum test cases are executed with certain pass
percentage.
2.bug rate falls below certain level.
3. when achevied the deadlines.
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Answer / mohamed reswan. k
1. Thoroughness measures, such as coverage of code,
functionality or risk.
2. Estimates of defect density or reliability measures.
3. Cost
4. Residual risks, such as defects not fixed or lack of
test coverage in certain areas.
5. Schedules such as those based on time to market
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Answer / nithya.s
Exit criteria for testing
1.Bug rate should fall below a certain level
2.All high Priority and high severity issues should be
resolved and it should be working fine.
3.Testing should be completed
4.satisfies customer expectations
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Answer / bsk
Hi,
1. When we feel that we met client requirements
2. When all the test cases passed with 90%
3. When the application is bug free
4. When budget ends
5. When achieved the deadlines.
Plz correct me If I am wrong...
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Answer / spm
when testing new software or hardware for release, a set of test specifications are created to test this new product to ensure that it meets minimum acceptable operational specifications. This test specification will state the minimum criteria necessary for the testing process to be considered complete and the product is ready for release IE: Exit the testing phase of the program.
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Answer / rams
Exit criteria can be achieved when we specify the
conditions need to be satisfied to stop testing.
for example:
all the functinalities are tested.
all the defects are fixed.
schedule is completed.
no new defects are found.
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Answer / abo-obaid
Many of the testers think that the time to exit is to
finish your homework (execute all your test cases)
this exit criteria is very weak because it has nothing to
do with the SW quality.
A good way is to have an estimation based on # of defects.
but you have to be carefulle here, becase underestimation
will lead to "Never finish", and the overestimation will
lead to "Finish early"
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Answer / la
Exit Criteria for Testing depends on following:
1. When there is no time and budjet
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
and exit criteria(documents) are:
1. test cases
2. test case design specifications
3. test plan
4. test logs
5. test summary reports
6. and finally a bug free product
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Answer / tvl
All modules in build covered.
test duration exceeded.
all major defects solved.
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Answer / neethu
There is no exit criteria for testing when it comes to the
exploratory testing case.
If it is scripted testing then we can exit once it satisfies
the 90% of test cases.
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