Interested to Buy Any Domain ? << Click Here >> for more details...
diff between smoke testing and sanity testing
- 11 Answers
- 17843 Views
- CTS, IBM, I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / samsirsameer
Smoke Testing:
Also called as BVT 'Build Verification Testing'
Done every time a new build is received to verify whether
the basic functionlaity is working fine or not.
Example, page navigations, all tabs, entities creation,
updations, deletions.
Usually done by Automation engineers whenever a new build
is recieved.
Sanity Testing: Testing major functionalities of the system
to ensure whether we can proceed further testing with the
build.
Example: We encountered a showstopper bug (blocking major
part of the application under test) and it was fixed and
given to QA. The QA will do a sanity test around that fix.
Thanks, SamsirSameer
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 4 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
What is the difference between manual testing and automation testing?
I am new to testing, I need information about TSYS any website or if you have information please mail it to me. this is for online credit applications project.My mail id is keerthanakoluvu@yahoo.com. Thanks for your help.
What are testing techniques? What is difference between general and specific?
what is mean by impact analysis ,how we used to select regression TC using this?
List out test deliverables?
Once automated, what are the types of functionality provides the highest Return On Investment (ROI) to the company?
Sentence "Working from onsite is effective" is growing in IT field. How do we bring that knowledge to offshore and do an effective job in Offshore?
What is application programming interface (api)?
what are risks and contigencies(solutions) of an ecommerce (online shopping and bidding project)application?we describe this in Test plan can anyone tell me abt this?
how to write defects in excel sheets when defects occured
Is quality control similar to quality assurance?
functional testing test cases for transfer funds ?
1.For a single module how many builds are possible 2.what will be the max or min time to finish up an single module
which test strategy your are fallowing in your company?which documents u r using in software development life cycle?
Explain the difference between severity and priority.
