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what is the diff b/s test plan, test strategy and test
procedure?
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Answer / anjali
Test planning:It is planning how to test and what to test
and how to follow.
Test strategy:Attitude towards testing. Positive or
negetine.
Positive to see s/w work properly.
Negetive is test to break.
Test procedure:Actual procedure to be done to test a s/w.
i.e. How to enter i/p and how to operate to find defects.
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Answer / rahul
Test plan: In software testing ,a test plan gives detailed testing information regarding an upcoming testing effort,including:
.scope of testing
.Schedule
.Test deliverables
.Release criteria
.Risk and contingencies.
Test strategy:A Strategy outlines,what to plan,and how to plan it.A strategy can cover wide range of testing and business issues like:
.Values and decision making framework.
.Completion criteria and analysis.
.Test automation and test tool assessment.
Test procedure:A document providing detailed instructions for the execution of one or more test cases.
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Answer / prashanth
Anjali, could u please Elaborate on those 3 Concepts further?
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