what is vss?

Answers were Sorted based on User's Feedback



what is vss?..

Answer / venkat

this is version control tool. this is just like repositary
where we maintain all documents like testplan,testcase,
requirements.this is mainly used in configuration
management.
checkout is the process of transfering the document from
vss database to local folder.in vss database we cant modify
the document directly.

checkin is the reverse process of checkout. this is moving
the document from local folder to vss database.

Is This Answer Correct ?    59 Yes 7 No

what is vss?..

Answer / vinodh anandhan

Microsoft Visual SourceSafe® 6.0c is the easiest, most
productive source code management and version control
system for development teams using Microsoft Visual
Studio® .NET. Developers can safely and easily manage
source code, Web content, and any other type of file—all
from the comfort and convenience of Visual Studio .NET.

Vinodh Anandhan
Software Tester
Exceed Technologies (P) Ltd
Chennai

Is This Answer Correct ?    29 Yes 5 No

what is vss?..

Answer / mtest

VSS is short term used for calling Visual SourceSafe. It is
a kind of central repository maintained to effective
functioning of the project.
Microsoft version 6.0c (VSS) is the most simple and dynamic
source code management tool. Developers can efficiently
maintain and control the version using vss. Testers can also
fetch the build and quality can be tested for the same.

Checkin and Checkout are the two major functions, which
helps in tracking the dates and time of the package created
and given for testing. Also VSS provides Search
functionality to its users for seraching the files.


In a project, VSS controller is called as the configuration
manager. Configuration Management gives the permission for
folders, files etc for accessing the read and write mode,
and rights to add, delete and read files.

Is This Answer Correct ?    18 Yes 2 No

what is vss?..

Answer / rajitha

VSS stands for Visual Source Safe. It is a repository which
maintain source code, test plan, test cases and other
documents related to developement and testing the project.
It is mainly for Check-In and Check-out operations.

Is This Answer Correct ?    12 Yes 2 No

what is vss?..

Answer / sanjay

This is the central repository where we can store all code
files as well as any documents. This is mainly used to
maintain versions of the changed doc.

Is This Answer Correct ?    5 Yes 2 No

what is vss?..

Answer / vamsi.e

visual source safe

Is This Answer Correct ?    3 Yes 0 No

what is vss?..

Answer / sangameshwaran.v

VSS - Visual Source Safe (from MS)CVS - Content Versions
System (opensource)In a nutshell, both of these keep track
of all work and all changes done in a set of files (e.g.
application source code), and allows several developers to
collaborate. ...

Is This Answer Correct ?    6 Yes 4 No

what is vss?..

Answer / akhan

hi friends

my name is ahmed i want know the medical transcription
interview questions if any one know plz send me soon
my email id: akhan4259@gmail.com

Is This Answer Correct ?    4 Yes 10 No

Post New Answer

More Manual Testing Interview Questions

What you consider at the time of Module Integration?

2 Answers  


what is difference between desktop and web application?

13 Answers   Emptoris, IBM, iNube Software Solutions, Microsoft, Rajsoft, Stag Computers,


what is incremental model?

3 Answers  


what is data stratification

3 Answers   Mind Tree,


what is the function generator?

0 Answers   IBM, MBT,






If a webapplication is handed over and you are requested to come out with a test strategy. what are all the key things will you include in test strategy?

0 Answers  


why you want 2 join Testing ?

4 Answers   BMC,


can any one of u give templates for test plan and test strategy

2 Answers  


Good testing tools institute in Bangalore?My name is Vishal V

1 Answers  


who do the sanity and smoke please explain me at what time this type of testing will do

2 Answers  


What is Verification and Validation ?

4 Answers   Crea,


What is your testing approach/plan if requirements are frequently changing?

2 Answers  


Categories