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Using sample QR codes in software testing ensures that QR code scanning, data extraction, and error handling are accurate and reliable across different scenarios. It also helps verify the application’s performance, UI integration, and user experience with QR codes. The following folder contains different QR codes. Sample QR Codes

In testing, using sample PDF files of different sizes can help address several important aspects of document generation and system performance. Following folder contains sample PDF files of different sizes. Sample PDF Files

CSV import is the most commonly used method for transferring small to medium-sized data sets from other applications into NetSuite. The CSV import process saves time and prevents errors, by submitting data in a CSV (comma-separated value) file. This data can add or update many records at one time, avoiding the need for manual data… Continue reading Sample csv templates for importing transactions and entities into NetSuite

In software, “Failure Mode” encompasses potential issues such as bugs, errors, crashes, and security vulnerabilities, and “Effects Analysis” examines the consequences of these failures, assessing their severity and impact on end-users, system reliability, data integrity, and business operations. Steps in FMEA: Identify Potential Failure Modes: Brainstorm and list all possible ways in which the software… Continue reading Failure Mode and Effects Analysis(FMEA)

An affinity diagram, also known as an affinity chart or KJ method (named after its creator, Kawakita Jiro), is a tool used in brainstorming and organizing ideas or data into groups based on their natural relationships. In the context of software testing, an affinity diagram can be a valuable tool for organizing and categorizing various… Continue reading Affinity Diagram in Software Testing

The “5 Whys” is a Root Cause Analysis technique involving iterative questioning to uncover the fundamental cause of a defect in the software development phase. The 5 Whys technique is a problem-solving method that involves asking “why” five times (or as many times as needed) to drill down to the root cause of an issue.… Continue reading The 5 Whys Technique

Software defects refer to the deviation from the expected behavior to the actual behavior of a software application. These deviations can occur at any software development life cycle stage, from data collection to coding, testing, and deployment. Root Cause Analysis (RCA) in software testing is an effective process to identify the root causes of software… Continue reading Root Cause Analysis(RCA) in Software Testing

In software testing error guessing is a method in which experience and skill play an important role. As here possible bugs and defects are guessed in the areas where formal testing would not work. That’s why it is also called experience-based testing which has no specific method of testing. This is not a formal way… Continue reading Error Guessing in Software Testing

Gorilla Testing is a type of software testing which is performed on a module based on some random inputs repeatedly and checks the module’s functionalities and confirms no bugs in that module. So based on the pattern of Gorilla Testing, it is also known as Torture Testing, Fault Tolerance Testing or Frustrating Testing. It is… Continue reading Gorilla Testing

Pairwise Testing is a type of software testing in which permutation and combination method is used to test the software. Pairwise testing is used to test all the possible discrete combinations of the parameters involved. Pairwise testing is a P&C based method, in which to test a system or an application, for each pair of… Continue reading Pairwise Software Testing