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What is diff. between System Testing and Integration
Testing ?
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Answer / anuradha
In system testing we test both functional testing and non
functional testing too . Non functional testing contains
security testing , load testing , relability tesing ,
stress testing ,volume testing , GUI testing ,compactibilty
testing ,interoperability testing , we perfor benchmarking
too , configuration testing so on
In integration testing we test the functionality testing ,
checking the of all the modules which are integrated . we
check for the data flow betn the modules is done as per the
requirement or not
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Answer / hiren
Both are the phase of the testing.In Integration testing we
integrate all the module together and test as per the client
specification.In System testing we will check system
performance in case of more stress & load,hardware &
software compatibility,whether the site is secure or not i.e
security testing etc.
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Answer / cv
I just want to make a little correction in Anuradha's answer.
As per my knowledge, in integration testing we give more stress on proper integration of all the modules. We donot give more stress on functionality here, just on the proper integration.
System testing is very well defined by Anuradha and i think its 100% correct.
Plz let me know if im wrong.
thanks
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