1.how you know all test cases are cover in one application?
2.what is difference between error message and warning
message ?
3.what are the items comes under traceabily materix?
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Answer / saranya rajaram
Answer 3:
Traceability matrix:
It is a document tht is used to track the
requirements in all the phases of the development.
It includes:
Based on the phase the traceability matrix will
contain the columns.
For eg: if its a reqiurement phase where the user
requirements are obtained and converted into a
specification document.Here the matrix is used to check
whether all the requirements are mentioned in the
specification.
Here the columns will be:
User requirement:which contain user reqiurement ID
Description:Which contains the description abt the user
reqiurement.
Specification:which contains the corresponding
specification ID...
It wil be in the form of tabular column,so tht it wil be
easy for us to track the defects
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Answer / p.sivakumar
Error message: After clicking the some button, the system
does not allow the user to next screen.
Warning message: It will displayed in "Pop-up" states that
this fields needs some specifcation or validation.
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Answer / anil nakhate
How you know test cases are cover;
That time we using Traceability matrix
Traceability matrix:-
It document that tarck the requirement against test case,
Following item comes under the traceability matrix.
Requirement ID- User requirements
Description : Requirement description.
Error:
Ex. Suppose u have test login functaionality,you enter
invalid user name & password & click on login button- It pop
up the error message for that wrong user id, This message is
called error message.
Warning Message:-
Suppose your password expired in few days
this message is called as warning message
if i am wrong plz comment me
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Answer / saranya rajaram
Answer 1:
Test cases:
Are a set of procedures which is prepared by the
testers.
(i.e)we no tht the entire testing of the
application is not done by a single tester,the modules of
the application is separated and given to different testers.
So each tester wil prepare the test case for their
own module.
After which the test cases are given to the test
leader,who will check whether all the test cases for the
specifications made in SRS are mentioned in the test case.
And anything is missed the test case is given back
to the corresponding tester,who has to include the testcase.
So only after the test lead's approval,the tester
can begin the testing...Got it..
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Answer / shaila rodrigues
Error Message: Error Message is displayed within the same
screen currently used for testing.
Warning Message: Waring Message is displayed in a pop up window.
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Answer / ashok yadav
1. test cases are prepared in order to check the
functionality of the application, before preparing test
cases reveiw the requirement documentation to find out how
actually the application should function? So keeping in mind
the function that the system should perform and the client
requirement are satisfied.
2. a. Error is any runtime error that causes an application
to shut down.
b. Warning is a message throws out by an application that
causes any disfunctionality of application.
3. Traceability matrix are used in order to check whether
the given requirements are covered in the Test cases or not.
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Hi Saranya good answers.SRS Document means client
Requiremnet document.am i right?
if you know can you make answer for difference between
error message and warning message?
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