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I have to write test cases for Create User, Edit User,
Delete User etc.
Some of the steps for Create & Edit User are same.
Then Should I write refer Create User [test case Id] for
common test steps to write Edit User Test case?
OR I have to write separate test steps even though they are
repeatable in Create user & Edit User test case.

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I have to write test cases for Create User, Edit User, Delete User etc. Some of the steps for Cre..

Answer / sunshine

Hi,

I think it is good to have all the steps present in the same
test case instead of linking or pointing elsewhere because
of the reasons below
1:A test case should be self sufficient.Should have all the
details of execution in the test case itself.
2:What if the create user steps change in future and they
are not the same as edit user?
3:What if for some reason the tester of edit user does not
have access to create user cases?
4:When we link one to other we always have dependency and
when one changes we have to be cautious about the other.
5:Can create maintenance problems
So my suggestion is not to have links.
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There is one tool Person Name Generator which can generate
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I have to write test cases for Create User, Edit User, Delete User etc. Some of the steps for Cre..

Answer / friend

Thanks Rudraneel.
Should Template Test Case has Test case Id or not?
Reply me as soon as possible.

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I have to write test cases for Create User, Edit User, Delete User etc. Some of the steps for Cre..

Answer / rudraneel

Create a Template Test Case, which will contain similar
steps.Call that template where ever you feel necessary,
that means; if you feel that same steps you need to write
again, call there that template.

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