Answer / murthy

Test Case ID
Requirement Id
Test Name
Prerequisites
Description (Steps to execute)
Expecte Result
Actual Result
Status
Remarks

Answer / pradula

Hi
Different companies follow different testcase template.But
basically the tems we use is
1.Test case ID
2.Description
3.Test Data
4.Expected result
5.Actual result
this is quite enough but in some companies they add
6.pass/fail
7.severity

Answer / hi

hi murthy here y we can use requirement id already we are
using Test case id?
ones again y we are using requirement id?
plz explain for me

Answer / sham

Dear Freind, According to company, test case formats are
different. All our friends answers are correct. but
according to INTERNATIONAL SOFTWARE TESTING QUALITY BOARD
(ISTQB), it is software quality control board, they
specified a format for the test cases
1)Test Case ID
2)Test Description
3)Review History
4)Function to be Tested
5)Environment
6)Test Setup
7)Test Execution
8)Expected Result
9)Actual Result
10)Overall Result
11)Incase of Fail - Priority - High,Medium,Low
- Siviority- High,Medium,Low

with the banner like Project Title, Module, Developer,
Tested By, Reviewed By, Date, OS, Version etc..,

Answer / sujili.c

1.S.No
2.Test plan ID
3.Test case ID
4.Test case description
5.Input data
6.Expected result
7.Actual result
8.status
9.comments

Answer / we4

test case id
test case description
test case procedure
expected results
actual results
input
status

Answer / ravishankar

steps to write test case template as follows.
it has 3 parts..

header, body, footer

header contains:
1.testcase number,
2.requirement number,
3.module name,
4.sevoirity,
5.precondition,
6.test data,
7.test case type,
8.brief description.

body contains:

1.step number,
2.action,
3.input,
4,expected result,
5.actual result,
6.status,
7.comments/remarks.

footer contains:

1.author,
2.reviewed by,
3.approved by,
4,last modified.

Answer / chandrasekharreddypadala

1. Test ID
2. Title
3. Pre/post Conditions
4. Steps
5. Expected Results
6. Priority Level
7. Pass/Fail
8. Defect Number

Answer / vanitha

1.)Testcase Id
2.)Testcase Description
3.)Input Data
4.)Expected Result
5.)Actual Result
6.)Results
7.)Comments
The above are the basic columns you find in any testcase
template.Depending on the organization this may vary

Answer / satishkumar

1)test case title
2)test case id
3)purpose
4)scenario
5)pre-requisite
6)input data
7)steps
8)expected result
9)post condition
10)actual result
11)verdict pass/fail
12) remarks

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