When to start and Stop Testing?
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Answer / satyaprasad
completion of intgration testing is the entry criteria for
system testing
when to stop testing defficult to decide,some common
factors on deciding are
1.testcases completed with certain % of pass
2.Releasing and testing deadlines
3.test budget depleted
4.coverage of requirements
5.beta and alpha testing period ends
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Answer / guest
hi surendra here u have explained only when testing was
started right.
This is for new application: Actually first half all we are
receiving requirements from client we are starting the
testing depending upon the requirements we have to prepare
test cases we are sending the client he also check ones (it
contains only expected values)
After that we are doing testing for each phase from SDLC
After completing the testing phase and fixed all bugs in
that time only we have to stop.
Stop conditions:1)Project deadlines will come
2)project is completed with bug free product.
If already developed application means:
We have to perform “Sanity Testing” after that we are doing
other tests depending upon requirements.
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hi Satya prakash, sateesh is not asked when system testing
starts..when testing is start and stop...
In every project , testing starts with Requirements
capture.. in Requirements stage static testing is
going ..after coding ..there is so many testin grelated to
functionality and so many thingss...
If i am wrong please correct me...
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Answer / chandu kc
Acutally this is a difficult question to be answered. Since
Testing is a continous process as one can't assure any
product 100% bug free in this world. Anyhow, the
considerations are:
a) Deadlines.
b) Coverage of requirements / specifications.
c) Test Cases completed with certain percentage passed.
d) When Bug rate falls below a certain level.
e) Test Budget depleted.
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Answer / n@n!
After unit testing and integration testing the test
engineer starts her duty
stop testing:
1)when more number of test cases pass,
2)when allocates time is up then we stop testing
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Answer / snehal
Testing can start, When clients are giving the information
to SRS , tester are test the product depending upon the
requirement using the Static testing.after that many
testing type are use for each phase using SDLC .
STOP TESTING:
1 More % of test cases are pass
2 less time for product are release
3 using sanity testing
BUT WHENEVER PRODUCT/SOFTWARE ARE NOT 100% BUG FREE.
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Answer / pavai
once we got the SRS from the client and reviewed the SRS we
will start doing test process, if the developer delivered
any module to us to for testing that time we will start
doing testing, after we get the acceptance from the client
that time we will stop doing test.
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