Code coverage is a software testing metric also termed as Code Coverage Testing which helps in determining how much code of the source is tested which helps in accessing the quality of the test suite and analyzing how comprehensively a software is verified. Actually in simple code coverage refers to the degree to which the… Continue reading Code Coverage Testing in Software Testing
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Back-to-Back Testing
Back-to-back testing, also known as comparison testing, is a method of evaluating the performance of two or more systems by running them on the same input and comparing the results. The goal of back-to-back testing is to identify any differences in performance between the systems being tested and to determine which system is the most… Continue reading Back-to-Back Testing
Computer Aided Software Testing (CAST)
Computer-aided software testing, also known as CAST, is a technique in which computer programs are used to test software quality automatically. Computer-aided software testing (CAST) is a process that automates the testing of a software application using computer programs to examine the code and identify potential errors or defects. This helps speed up the testing… Continue reading Computer Aided Software Testing (CAST)
QA Tips – Comparing digits on an excel file
Issue: In an Excel file, when digit values from two columns are compared, even if the values are the same, the result is “FALSE.” Solution: Use the ‘ROUND’ operation to compare cells. For eg., =IF(ROUND(A1,0)=ROUND(C1,0),”TRUE”,”FALSE”)
Testcase Documentation: AHAP-1890 Delivery scheduler for customer
Implement a delivery scheduling feature that allows the customer to schedule the delivery. Existing Process When the “Delivery Scheduler” button is clicked within the sales order, a page will appear displaying sales order details along with an option to select a route. Once a route is selected, the corresponding route details will be displayed. This… Continue reading Testcase Documentation: AHAP-1890 Delivery scheduler for customer
Mass updating custom fields
To be available for mass update, a custom field must meet the following criteria: It must support inline editing. It must be displayed on the preferred form for the record type being updated. It must be stored. It must not have a sourcing relationship. It must not be encrypted. It must not be an Email… Continue reading Mass updating custom fields
Testcase Documentation: JJNRI-6 Project Integration between Jira and NetSuite
Requirement: Project created in NetSuite should be created in Jira. Tasks and related worklogs added in Jira should be integrated to NetSuite. JJNRI-6 Jira-NS Project Integration.xlsx
Defect Triage
Defect triage is a process in software testing where it defines the order of defects which will be resolved according to the priority of severity or risks etc. It is also called Bug Triage. It is based on the severity and priority of the defects in software. Severity means the degree of impact or amount… Continue reading Defect Triage
Crowdtesting
Crowdtesting is a method that involves a large group of testers who are not part of the company’s internal QA team. These testers have unique skills and access to various devices. Organizations can engage with these testers through crowdsourcing platforms where they can submit their software or applications for testing. This process helps companies complete… Continue reading Crowdtesting
QA Tips – Separate first name and last name in a CSV file
Open the CSV file. Create two new columns for the First Name and Last Name. For the First Name, use the formula =LEFT(A1,FIND(” “,A1,1)-1). Replace A1 with the cell where the Contact Name is located. For the Last Name, use the formula =RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-FIND(” “,A1,1)). Replace A1 with the cell where the Contact Name is located.… Continue reading QA Tips – Separate first name and last name in a CSV file