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Best Strategies on Automation & Manual Testing Practiced by Software Testing Experts

Fri, 04 May 2012 08:46:19 +0530

Hello Friends: I have published a New Unique Article on Best Practices on Test Automation & Manual Testing

The Title of the New Article Published today is:
Best Strategies on Automation & Manual Testing Practiced by Software Testing Experts

The management team reviews different strategies and identifies few of them that would yield highest payoff in terms of improving the testing and achieving the targeted objectives.

The software testing managers burn a lot of midnight oil in working out different pros & cons of deploying ‘Automation Testing’ or ‘Manual Testing’ to evaluate their software under test. Following strategies on automation & manual testing are carefully examined prior to arriving at some useful conclusion.

Strategies for Automation Testing:

A) Based upon viability of executing automated test scripts:
It has been seen that generally the ‘Return on Investment’ (ROI) for automation works out when any test case has to be executed more than thirteen times. After around thirteen executions, automation works out to be cheaper than manual testing.

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An Insight to Six Principles of Testing Prescribed by Software Testing Experts

Tue, 03 Apr 2012 21:23:13 +0530

Hello Friends: I am giving you a New Article on Core Principles of Testing Prescribed by Great Testing Experts

The Title of the New Article Published today is:
An Insight to Six Principles of Testing Prescribed by Software Testing Experts

Following six core principles of testing are prescribed by Great Testing Gurus, & out of them each one carries significant importance for the practitioners as well as the testing managers. These principles help us to better understand what testing is all about and serve to provide a foundation for the methods and techniques used by the software testing engineers.

Six key software-testing principles are:

1) Complete testing is not possible.
2) Testing is creative and difficult.
3) An important reason for testing is to prevent errors.
4) Testing is risk-based.
5) Testing must be planned.
6) Testing requires independence.

The principles, being described here are nothing but an accepted or professed truth that provide us an insight about the software testing discipline.

Testing Principle - 1: Complete Testing is Not Possible
Many programmers believe that they can and do test their programs "thoroughly." When asking about testing practices, we generally come across statements like the following:

"I will stop testing when I am sure it works";

"We will implement the system as soon as all the errors are corrected."

Such statements assume that testing can be "finished," & that one can be certain that all defects are removed, or that one can become totally confident of success. This is an incorrect view. We cannot hope to achieve complete testing, and, as we shall see, the reasons are both practical limitations and theoretical impossibility.

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Selection of Suitable Software Testing Technique after a Good Test Case Design

Thu, 22 Mar 2012 06:46:08 +0530

Hello Friends: I have Published a New Article on Selection of Testing Technique after the completion of Test Case Design activity

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The Title of the New Article Published today is:
Selection of Suitable Software Testing Technique after a Good Test Case Design

After spending several hours on perfecting our test case designs, a big question arises that is "Which testing technique should we use?" The best answer to that is: It depends!

There is no established consensus on which technique is the most effective. The choice depends on the circumstances, including the testers’ experience and the nature of the object under testing.

With regard to the software testing engineer’s experience it is evident that a test case design technique that we as software testing engineers know well and have used many times on similar occasions is a good choice. All things being equal there is no need to throw old techniques overboard.

Despite the general feeling that everything is changing fast, techniques do not usually change overnight. On the other hand, we need to be aware of new research and new techniques, both in development and testing becoming available from time to time.

A little more external to the software testing engineers direct choice is the choice guided by risk analysis. Certain techniques are sufficient for low-risk products, whereas other techniques should be used for products or areas with a higher risk exposure. This is especially the case when we are selecting between structural or white-box techniques.

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Software Testing Tools used by ISTQB certified Experts like Test Analysts and Technical Test Analysts

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Software Testing Tools used by ISTQB certified Experts like Test Analysts and Technical Test Analysts

Wed, 14 Mar 2012 21:13:25 +0530

Hello Friends: I am giving you a Unique Article on Testing Tools used by ISTQB certified Experts

The Title of the New Article is:
Software Testing Tools used by ISTQB certified Experts like Test Analysts and Technical Test Analysts

Many tools for the support of software development are available, and the selection is growing every day.

It is therefore extremely difficult to list down specific tools. Here we are discussing the classification of Nine different types of tools according to the primary users of the tools specifically ISTQB certified software testing experts like Test analysts and technical test analysts.

These nine types of tools being described are as under:

1) Test design tools
2) Test data generation tools
3) Test oracles
4) Simulation and emulation tools
5) Test execution tools
6) Keyword-driven automation tools
7) Comparison tools
8) Fault-seeding and fault-injection tools
9) Web tools

1) Test Design Tools:
Test design tools support the creation of test specifications. They can analyze a specification of the product, often expressed as a model in a formal way, and generate high-level test cases and possibly test procedures or scripts based on this analysis.

This type of software testing tool can, for example:

# Derive high-level test cases from formally specified requirements, often managed by the same tool
# Generate test cases based on the specification of a model, for example, UML or state machines
# Generate input for test cases based on input models, for example, input distribution specifications
# Derive high-level test cases from actual source code

The test design tools require very formally formatted basis documentation, and that can be regarded as both an advantage and a disadvantage.

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Software Testing Techniques to Detect Password Vulnerabilities in Software Applications

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Software Testing Techniques to Detect Password Vulnerabilities in Software Applications

Fri, 17 Feb 2012 12:14:27 +0530

Hello Friends: Today I have published another Unique Article on Testing of Password Vulnerabilities in Applications

The Title of the New Article is:
Software Testing Techniques to Detect Password Vulnerabilities in Software Applications

Wherever a user desires to deny or restrict the accessibility of a software application or a system from others, it is secured by means of a password. Users spend lot of time & energy in protecting their systems with so called difficult passwords, but at the same time smart password crackers reveal the mystery with little effort using different tools & techniques available these days.

As a matter of fact no one likes passwords, as they can be too many in number thereby making it difficult for the brain to remember. It is ideal to have very strong & keep on changing them quite frequently. But remembering these strong passwords & so many of them is a tedious task. Thus password vulnerability is more of a human issue that majority of the people keep a short list of easy to remember passwords that remain handy for them. This happens despite the knowledge that these passwords may be the only defense against the loss of personal data that is of great value.

The password crackers understand such weakness & psychology of general users. That is why normal users become easy victims of the password crackers. Sometimes even the expert system administrators too fall prey to such tactics of password crackers.

What are the objectives of Password Cracking?

1) Legitimate Password Cracking: This might be to help a user recover a forgotten password to gain an authorized access to a system, or as a preventive measure by system administrators to check for easily crackable passwords.

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Security Penetration Testing-A Software Testing Technique for Banking Applications

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Security Penetration Testing-A Software Testing Technique for Banking Applications

Sun, 05 Feb 2012 12:30:09 +0530

Hello Friends: Today I am bringing to you a New Unique Article on Security Testing of Banking Applications

The Title of the New Article is:
Security Penetration Testing - A Software Testing Technique for Banking Applications

The banking applications are extremely important and face several types of threats. Software testing engineers face tough challenge in tackling such threats. The most effective approach to ensure the security of such banking applications is to follow a secure development lifecycle and take care of security right from the beginning i.e. design and code level.

The approach of secure development lifecycle works well for the future applications; but the concern remains for thousands of applications already in use. Hence two prime questions come to the mind of software testing personnel, that are:

1) How do we find & secure them before an attacker grabs them?

2) How can we predict the likely actions of an attacker?

The best solution is to be pro active & try to be an attacker ourselves.

Application penetration type software testing primarily involves two activities like:

1) Attacking the application in all possible ways - of course with the permission of the owner of the application.

2) Fixing the weaknesses found.

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Tips to Optimize HP QTP 11.0 Scripts to Yield Better Performance

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Tips to Optimize HP QTP 11.0 Scripts to Yield Better Performance

Thu, 26 Jan 2012 23:57:09 +0530

Hello Friends: Today I am giving you a New Unique Article on Optimizing of QTP

The Title of the New Article is:
Tips to Optimize HP QTP 11.0 Scripts to Yield Better Performance

We use Automated-testing tools to optimize our manual testing processes. But in order to reap full benefits of any automated testing tool, we must know the complete ins and outs of the tool otherwise it would be a huge waste of money spent on automation. We have to learn the automation tool very thoroughly. We also need to learn the language of the automation tool to do coding more effectively and efficiently. I believe that a software testing tool is as good as the person who is actually using it.

Some of the QTP optimization tips can be:

Tip - 1: You should not use hard coded wait statement until absolutely necessary. Instead of the wait statement, you should use either exist or synchronization (sync) statements. The wait statement waits for the number of seconds, which have been provided. For example using wait(5) will wait for 5 seconds even if the browser gets into a ready state even after 2 seconds which means a waste of 3 seconds. Imagine how much time would be wasted if you have say 10 wait statements per script and you are running a batch of 500 scripts. A better alternative is using sync or exist statements for example:

Browser("").Page("").Sync
var=Browser("").Page("").Exist(2)

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Typical Attributes of Good Automated Test Cases

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Typical Attributes of Good Automated Test Cases

Mon, 16 Jan 2012 18:30:28 +0530

Hello Friends: Today I have published a New Unique Article on Automated Test Cases.

The Title of the New Article is:
Typical Attributes of Good Automated Test Cases

Programming remains the biggest & most critical component of test case automation. Hence designing & coding of test cases is extremely important, for their execution and maintenance to be effective.

Seven fundamental attributes of good automated test cases, as per the following picture are being described below:

1) Simplicity: The test case should have a single objective. Multi-objective test cases are difficult to understand and design. There should not be more than 10-15 test steps per test case, excluding the setup and cleanup steps. Multipurpose test cases are likely to break or give misleading results. If the execution of a complex test leads to a system failure, it is difficult to isolate the cause of the failure.

2) Modularity: Each test case should have a setup and cleanup phase before and after the execution test steps, respectively. The setup phase ensures that the initial conditions are met before the start of the test steps. Similarly, the cleanup phase puts the system back in the initial state, that is, the state prior to setup. Each test step should be small and precise. One input stimulus should be provided to the system at a time and the response verified (if applicable) with an interim verdict. The test steps are building blocks from reusable libraries that are put together to form multi-step test cases.

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Simple Procedure to enroll for ISTQB Foundation Level Certification Exam

Fri, 06 Jan 2012 09:51:21 +0530

Hello Friends: Today I have published a New Article on Registration for ISTQB Certification Exams.

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Simple Procedure to enroll for ISTQB Foundation Level Certification Exam

I got many suggestions from my dear tester friends asking us to publish a simple, short, crisp procedure to enroll for ISTQB Foundation level certification exam (CTFL).

Here I am giving simple steps for the enrollment for CTFL exam.

Step-1: browse across the ISTQB website http://www.istqb.in/

Step-2: Click on the forth tab i.e. "ENROLLMENT".

Step-3: Select the desired radio button under exam level i.e. "Foundation" or "Advanced".

You will be taken to the Login Screen asking you to key in the login information, if already available.

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"How Software Testing Engineers Manage Substandard Software Requirements"

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How Software Testing Engineers Manage Substandard Software Requirements

Mon, 26 Dec 2011 21:34:27 +0530

Hello Friends: Today I have published a New Unique Article on Software Requirements Management.

The Title of the New Article is:
How Software Testing Engineers Manage Substandard Software Requirements

What exactly constitutes a good requirement is always subjective to some degree, but in most cases, as software testing engineers you will know a good one when we see it. You shouldn’t be concerned with less than perfect requirements as long as you understand them and know how they’re understood by the stakeholders and project team - and you can test them accurately.

Once requirements have been received by the testing team they can be used for identifying and writing tests. As the process of identifying and creating tests begins, it quickly becomes apparent whether or not requirements are good enough, since the major part of identifying and writing tests is gaining an early understanding of the requirements.

Now the two questions arise

1) What should be done when requirements aren’t available at all?

2) What should be done when requirements are available but are substandard?

What should be done when requirements aren’t available at all?

Best solution is: Be Pro active & Anticipate Requirements

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Learning Objectives for ISTQB Advanced Level Technical Test Analyst Exam

Tue, 13 Dec 2011 09:25:27 -0600

Hello Friends: Today I have published a New Unique Article on Preparation for ISTQB Technical Test Analysts Exam.

The Title of the New Article is:
Learning Objectives for ISTQB Advanced Level Technical Test Analyst Exam

While preparing for the ISTQB Advanced Level Technical Test Analyst exams it is of prime importance that the aspirant clearly understands the different learning objectives, those form the basis of this exam.

Learning objectives are appropriately linked with the advanced level syllabus. A learning Objective states what you should be able to do prior to taking an advanced exam. Each Advanced exam has its own set of learning objectives.

The learning objectives are at four levels of increasing difficulty:

1) Remembering
2) Understanding
3) Application
4) Analysis

From foundation level exam to an advanced level exam, there is an upward progression of ability that adheres to each increasing level of learning. Hence most of the focus at the Advanced level is on application and analysis.

Exam questions will be structured so that you must have achieved these learning objectives to determine the correct answers for the questions. The exam will cover the more basic levels of remembrance and understanding implicitly as part of the more sophisticated levels of application and analysis. For example, to answer a question about how to create a test plan, you will have to remember and understand the IEEE 829 test plan template.

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Strategies & Considerations for Test Automation as adopted by Software Testing Managers

Tue, 01 Nov 2011 23:29:58 -0500

Hello Friends: Today I have published a New Unique Article on  Strategies on Test Automation.

The Title of the New Article is:
Strategies & Considerations for Test Automation as adopted by Software Testing Managers

It is quite natural for the business managers to aim to automate every activity that is performed by the human beings. All of us hear a lot about software test automation and its benefits. The reasons for building such common beliefs can be the following:

a) Automation saves on labor costs
b) Automation eliminates human error
c) Automation increases productivity
d) Automation brings information online and in real time etc. etc.

But apart from the above the biggest fact that remains live & can’t be forgotten is that, not all the activities can be automated. It is amazing to note the fact about the amazingly small number of activities involved in software testing that can actually be automated.

Let us analyze the activities involved in a typical GUI level regression test.

1) Analyzing the specification documents and all other documents for any error or ambiguity.
2) Analyzing the source code with a view to find any error.
3) Designing of test cases.
4) Creating the test data.
5) Executing the tests for the 1st time.

Continue reading 14 more activities  involved in the regression test

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ISTQB Advanced Level Test Analyst Exam – Scenario Based Sample Papers Set of 53 Questions

Mon, 24 Oct 2011 07:05:59 -0500

Hello Friends: Today I have brought to you a New Set of Scenario based Question / Answers (Set of All New 53 Questions) for ISTQB Advanced Test Analyst Exam Preparation.

Deep study of this set of 53 questions out of which majority of them are scenario based & shall be of great help in getting success in ISTQB CTAL Advanced Level Test Analyst Exam.

All these questions are based upon the latest ISTQB Certified Tester Advanced Level Syllabus V 2007.

Important guidelines to attempt Scenario Based Questions:
It is essential that you study the scenario extremely carefully before trying to answer the questions that relate to the scenario. If you misunderstand the scenario, may be due to a fast reading of it, you are likely to miss out most of the questions related to the scenario.

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Software Evaluation using Performance Metrics during Software Testing

Mon, 17 Oct 2011 23:52:59 -0500

Hello Friends: Today I have published a New Unique Article on Performance Metrics for Evaluation of Software Products.

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Software Evaluation using Performance Metrics during Software Testing

Performance metrics are very powerful tools to evaluate the usability of any software product during software testing effort. These can help us in informing key decisions, such as whether a new software product is ready to launch or more software testing effort is needed. Performance metrics are always based on participants' behavior rather than what they say.

Anyone using technology has to interact with some type of interface to accomplish his or her goals. For example, a user of a website clicks on different links, a user of a word-processing application enters information via a keyboard, and a user of a DVD player pushes buttons on a remote control. No matter the technology, users are behaving or interacting with a product in some way. These behaviors form the basic foundation of performance metrics.

We must keep it in kind that every type of user behavior is measurable in some way. For example, we can measure whether users clicking through a website found what they were looking for. We can measure how long it took users to enter and properly format a page of text in a word-processing application or how many incorrect buttons users pressed in trying to play a DVD. All performance metrics are calculated based on specific user behaviors.

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How do we measure the Costs of Software Testing?

Sun, 25 Sep 2011 08:51:17 -0500

Hello Friends: I have giving you a New Unique Article on Measurement of Costs of Software Testing.

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Measuring the cost of testing is an important step toward justifying any software testing initiative. All software testing expenditures are justified by comparing the benefits accrued with the cost. The benefits could be in terms of quality measurement and failure prevention or earlier detection etc.

Before testing managers start thinking on the testing cost measurements, following questions essentially come to their mind.

Q. 1: How much should be spent on software testing?

Q. 2: How much should be set aside for dedicated testing resources?

Q. 3: What levels of software testing are reasonable?

Q. 4: When are the software testing costs too high?

Q. 5: When are the software testing costs too low?

The answer to the above questions lies in determining as to how much the organization is spending on software testing now. The fact is that majority of the managers don't have this information.

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Full Study Material for ISTQB–Foundation & All 3 Advanced level Certification Exams

Fri, 16 Sep 2011 21:39:43 -0500

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Today I have uploaded full-fledged Crash Courses cum study material for ISTQB Advanced CTAL exams for Test Managers & Test Analysts & Technical Test Analysts exams.

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