Answer / venkat

1. You have to test the major functionalities which has
largest impact on the project.

2.When a new feature is added you have to test all the
dependent modules. If no dependent modules are there then
we have to do 30 to 40% regression testing. If the whole
product has impact because of this feature then you have to
test the whole.

3.In real time it doesn't happens. Once the testcases were
written review will happen, once the review was ok then we
start testing.(Still now I never faced such situation.
Anyone plz correct me If I am wrong).

4.Generally in GUI applications these types of error
occurs. Generally we dont remember what are all we clicked.
In such situations we cant reproduce the bug.

5.No

Answer / raja

For 1 question, we need to follow the following steps:

1. First we need to cross with PRS (Project release sheet)
to make sure what are all the requirements we are going to
deliver.
2. We need to go Sanity testing to conform whether all the
Functional and UI related Test cases are passing or not.
3. If we find and issues in the currect build, directly we
need to inform to the concern application developer and then
we need to raise a bug in bug tracking tool.
4. Once we exist the Sanity testing, we need to go for
Happy/random tesiting to make sure all the fuctionality is
working fine are not.

Answer / chinmay

hi Friend
For above 5 points for the 1st what i say is : when the time
is near to release then we need to perform testing only on
the test case which are of very high important,such as
,checking all the function are working properly or not,
field are accepting correct data which is required...and
many more...what u do not test at this point of time is the
DESIGN and the USER INTERFACE (mean to say is the appearance
of the application) but then it does not mean that is should
be not readable....

so hope u will have much points to put forward to the person
how is taking yur interview.

Can any1 tell me how to do and Integration test design and test cases for Order Inventory system for use cases. ALso how is that going to differ from System Testing. The system is similar to amazon.com online ordering system and you can place order by calling customer call center.

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