Difference between smoke testing and sanity test ?????????
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Answer / karthik
sanity Testing : To validate the application whether it is
well in condition or not.
Smoke testing: To ensure that application is eligible for
further testing.
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Both the types of testing are done to check whether the
application is ready for testing and to check its
stability...
sanity testing:
1.Formal Testing
2.Done at the Entry and Exit stage of each phase of SDLC
3.Usually Done by both Tester/Developer
4.Major / Business Functionalities are focused
smoke testing:
1.Informal testing
2.Done at any point
3.usually done by developers
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Answer / kishore kumar.k
sanity Testing : Validate the application is well condition
or not.
Smoke testing: To ensure that appliacation is eligible for
further testing.
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Answer / archana
HI,
Sanity Testing means , in some companies they'll do sanity
testing when the tester recieves a new build they will
check for stability of the build for further testing.
and in some compnies they'll concentrate on minor changes
or Particular Bugs (kind of regression testing).
Smoke Tetsing:
In some Companies developers do this tetsing whether the
build is ready to test.
and in some companies testers will do.
whether the build is stable and checks the major
functionality of the build.
correct me if im wrong
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