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Test Coverage: This metric measures the percentage of code that has been executed during testing. It helps to identify gaps in test coverage and ensure that all parts of the code have been tested. Defect Density: This metric calculates the number of defects found per thousand lines of code. It helps to track the quality… Continue reading Metrics used in testing

The test summary report provides a comprehensive overview of the testing efforts conducted on a specific project or product. It includes details on the scope of the testing, test objectives, test environment, test results, defects found, and recommendations for future testing or improvements. The report serves as a valuable tool for stakeholders to understand the… Continue reading Test Summary Report

Defect density is a measure of the number of defects in a product or system, typically expressed as the number of defects per unit of measurement, such as per line of code, per function point, or per test case. It is used to assess the quality of a product or system, with a lower defect… Continue reading Defect density

Several project risks can arise when implementing or using NetSuite, including: Data migration: The process of migrating data from legacy systems to NetSuite can be complex and may result in data corruption or loss if not handled properly. Integration with third-party systems: NetSuite may need to be integrated with other systems or applications, which can… Continue reading Project risk

In NetSuite, product risk refers to the potential risks associated with selling or using a particular product. Some common product risks in NetSuite include: Quality risk: This refers to the risk that the product may not meet the expected quality standards, leading to dissatisfied customers and potential legal issues. Compliance risk: Products may not comply… Continue reading Product Risk

Automatic close in NetSuite refers to the system automatically closing a financial period at the end of a specific timeframe, such as at the end of a month or year. This process can be set up in advance and does not require manual intervention. Saves time and effort: With automatic close, the system can perform… Continue reading Difference between automatic close and manual close

With NetSuite Fixed Assets Management, you gain complete flexibility to depreciate assets based on the right depreciation method. NetSuite Fixed Assets Management provides out-of-the-box methods, as well as flexibility that enables you to create your own depreciation methods,even supporting depreciations for both financial and reporting purposes. • Leverage built-in support for all standard depreciation methods,… Continue reading Comprehensive Support for Depreciation

Accuracy and reliability: Data-driven testing ensures accurate and reliable results by using actual data to drive the test scenarios. It eliminates guesswork and assumptions, reducing the chance of human error. Comprehensive test coverage: Data-driven testing allows for testing multiple combinations of values and scenarios, ensuring comprehensive coverage of test cases. It considers various data sets… Continue reading Advantages of data – driven test approach

Reusability: Keywords can be reused across multiple test cases, reducing duplication and improving test efficiency. Modularity: Test cases can be easily maintained as they are divided into small, manageable keywords. Flexibility: Test cases can be easily modified by changing the data values associated with keywords, allowing for quick updates without altering the underlying automation code.… Continue reading Advantages of keyword-driven test approach:

The keyword-driven test approach is a software testing methodology that uses a combination of keywords and instructions to create test cases. In this approach, test cases are divided into keywords, which represent a specific action or test step, and associated data values. The following are the key steps in the keyword-driven test approach: Identify keywords:… Continue reading keyword-driven test approach