Answer / sweta

if there are any cosmetic defects in a project like color, alignments..etc all these are considered as low priority and low severity.
consider a web page in that webpage is defect is found in help menu then it is considered as high severity and low priority.
If same ingredients are used to create a product which is known to all for that same product if we change the logo name with different name(like garnier light as garnier soft)then it is known as low severity and high priority.
If the main functionality of an application is effected then we say it as high severity and high priority..eg. if login page is having defect we cant go to next page..

Answer / kalpanareddy

Project Name:
Module:
Author:
columns of test case template - Req ID,TestCase
ID,Category,Pre-Requisite,Description/Test Steps,Expected
Value,Test Data,Actual Value,Result,Build No,Priority.

Answer / nilesh pawar

Test case format:->
Step Id
step to be executed
Input parameters
Expected result
Actual result
status Pass/Fail
Bug id
Remark

Answer / raghu

Hi bala,

Severity / Priority decides the importance of rectifying
the defects...whether we can continue with the defect
further or not.

For example when the final output of an application is
detected wrong then PRIORITY of removing the defect is
compulsary..
For example if there are any kind of Spelling mistakes or
allignment mistakes then we can rectify them later and
continue with the process.

Regards,
Raghu

Answer / swagata mukherjee

Number
Date Created
Created by
Step
Description
Expected
Actual, if different from Expected
Status
Date
Severity
Priority
Developer Comments
Final Comments

Swagata Mukherjee---swagata009@gmail.com

Answer / priya

1.project 2.version 3.module 4.requirement id
5.author 6.date 7.executed by 8.category (gui,func,etc)
9.subject:

test case id
objective
description/test procedure
actual result
expected result
iteration 1
iteration 2
final result
comments

Answer / pradeep reddy

Project Name:
Module:
Author:
1)req id 2)t.c id 3)category 4)prexit 5)test steps 6)
expected value 7)test data 8)actual value 9)result 10)build
no 11)piroirty

Answer / usha

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