Explian about boundary value analysis with an example ?
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Answer / jai ganesh.m
*BVA done in equalvalence class.
*To check exact values and boundary values.
*Take the limit value add +1 and sub -1.
Example:
A program which accept the credit limit within a given
range ($10,000-$15,000) can have the following boundary
values.
1.LOW BOUNDARY + OR - 1(9,999 AND 10,001).
2.ON THE BOUNDARY(10,000 AND 15,000)
3.UPPER BOUNDARY(15,001 AND 14,999)
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Answer / suresh.chaluvadi
check out the url
it describes both BVA and ECP
http://www.allinterview.com/showanswers/118
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Answer / jmk
testing the on and around values is BVA..eg:if a field can
accept values from 0-50...checking the field with -
1,0,1,49,50 and 51....correct me if iam wrong.
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Answer / sm
BVA means Boundary Value Analysis
Its required to know that the given input range is working
or not correctly for the given data range..
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