Answer / simran

Sanity testing is done to check whether the code is working
fine or not when it is deployed to QA but it should not be
confused with smoke testing.
Smoke testing is more planned and has test scenarios
written to test the major functionality of the application.

Answer / jagadish

Sanity Testing is in depth testing of sample functionality of AUT(Application Under Test), where us smoke test is not the in depth testing but the maximum functionality delivered will be tested to accept the build for testing or release for production move.

Answer / mahalakshmi(srss)

IT IS A TYPE OF TESTING IN WHICH ONE WILL CONDUCT OVERALL
TESTING ON THE RELEASED BUILD IN ORDER TO CONFIRM WHETHER
IT IS PROPER OR NOT FOR CONDUCTING DETAILED TESTING.
WE CHECK THE FOLLOWING:
->THE BUILD CAN BE INSTALLED INTO THE ENVIRONMENT OR NOT.
->ONE CAN NAVIGATE TO ALL THE PAGES OF THE APPLICATON OR
NOT.
->ALL THE IMPORTANT OBJECTS ARE AVALIABLE OR NOT.
->ALL THE REQUIRED CONNECTIONS ARE PROPERLY ESTABLISHED OR
NOT.

Answer / sandeep ghanekar

sanity testing is nothing but an system testing, in sanity
the testers test the basic functionality of the application
to know weather the application is applicable for further
testing or not.

Smoke testing:- In Smoke testing testers ensure that the
main functional area of the system is working or not.

Ex-Take example of remote of television here the smoke test
is, whether with the On/Off button of remote, user can On
/Off the television.

Answer / radhen007

Smoke Testing: It is normal testing of application after
getting the build from dev team. It is shall
ow and wide approach.

Sanity Testing: It is to verify whether requirements are met
or not. It is narrow and depth

Answer / vijay

Sanity testing is the testing whether the application is
ready to test or not.

Smoke testing: Testing the basic functionality of the
application is called smoke testing.

Answer / padma

sanity testing is a 0 level tesing or intial testing or
smoke testing. It is done to test that whether the build is
stable for further testing or not.

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