Answer / rajendra

Test Strategy is a Highlevel document and it is specific to
each project.

Test strategy tells that what types of tests should be
conducted on the system under test.

For example:

If the System Under Test is a web based Banking
appllication/E commerce Application.

Then we need to conduct follwoing testins

1.Functional Testing
2.GUI Testing
3.Database Testing
4.Performance Testing
5.Security Testing(Mandatory)
6.Browser copatibility tesing
7.Usability testing(Optional)

If it is client server application:

1.Functional Testing
2.GUI Testing
3.Database Testing
4.Performance Testing
5.Security Testing(Optional)
6.Usability testing(Optional)........etc.

So the Test strategy will tell the types of tests to be
conducted on the System under test.

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Answer / sowjanya

hi
testing strategy means
1.how you should you test your application?
a. which testing techniques will you use ( stress tests,
security tests,performance tests.etc)
b. how will you handle deffects (severety classification,
authorization to open and close deffects)
2. what resources do you require?
a. what resources do you require in order to order
(personnel,hardware,etc)
b. when will the various tasks be completed.

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sowjanya

Answer / mahindra v

Test Strategy is an high-level test approach where it
provides a framework for all testing activities of a
Project. It defines the preliminary test scope, objectives
and test approach for a Project.

This Test Strategy defines the overall guiding principles
for all phases of testing that form part of a project and
describe how the development, test teams and Customer
groups will interrelate.

Answer / sangeetha

A serials of different test are conducted to verify all the
modules are integrated properly and all the components are
working perfectly or not

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