Reg System Testing
by
ramdoss
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about 17 years, 9 months ago
In reply to System Testing
As you have already that said have fairly good idea about ur clients requirements. If i where u . I would start writing Usecases/Test scenarios with the requirement and get signoff from client of Business Analyst just to make sure the i am checking all there important Functionality of client requirment.
Secondly once Usecases/test scenarios in place. prepare a good test plan so that u know what,when how ur going to accomplish the task. This is required and make sure u have traceablity matrix table in test plan so th ur sure that ur covering all the usecases with test cases that ur going to write.
Third Prepare the details test cases for each and every usecases that has been signeoff and
Finally very import select type testing from the following list.
Business Process Testing. Validates the functionality of two or more components that are
strung together to create a valid business process.
Data Conversion Testing. The testing of converted data used within the Siebel application. This
normally performed before System Integration testing.
Functional Testing. Testing that focuses on the functionality of an application that validates the
output based on selected input that consists of Unit, Module and Business Process testing.
Interoperability Testing. Applications that support multiple platforms or devices need to be
tested to verify that every combination of device and platform works properly.
Negative Testing. Validates that the software fails appropriately by inputting a value known to
be incorrect to verify that the action fails as expected. This allows you to understand and identify failures, and by displaying the appropriate warning messages, that the unit is operating correctly.
Positive Testing. Verifies that the software functions correctly by inputting a value known to be correct to verify that the expected data or view is returned appropriately.
Regression Testing. Code additions or changes may unintentionally introduce unexpected errors or regressions that do not exist previously. Regression tests are executed when a new build or release is available to make sure existing and new features function correctly.
System Integration Testing. This is a complete system test in a controlled environment to
validate the end-to-end functionality of the application and all other interface systems (for
example, databases and third-party systems). Sometimes adding a new module, application, or
interface may negatively affect the functionality of another module.
Best of Luck.