on 05-18-2008 3:58 AM
HI
Can anyone tell me the details of TEST SCRIPT or TEST Cases.
detailed way
please its very urgent.
regards
krishna
Hi,
Test case or test script means after you develop a new program or after you develop a new solution in SAP the user should test that solution.
So he needs a test case to test that solution so you can create a test case in Excel sheet and provide to him.
Fro Example :You want to give him a normal sales process test script you have to create in the following way.
!. T.C VA01 Enter following CUSTOMER:0000/Materisl:XXXX and Plant :YYYY and Quantity:00000 and save the order . You will get XXXXXXXX order number.
2. Go to VL01N for Delivery and enter the sales order number and do delivery and do PGI and save the delivery number.
3.Billing go to Transaction Code VF01 and enter the delivery number and do invoice and save the invoice number .
This how you have to create a test script or test case and provide it to the user..
Hope this is help full in case if have any douts please come back to me
Thanks,
T.Nishanth
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Hi Krishna,
A test script in Software Testing is a set of instructions that will be performed on the System Under Test to test that the system functions as expected. These steps can be executed manually or automatically.
In SAP we do manual testing if applications are less to be tested,else we amy use quality control tool.Programmers will perform unit testing and configuration (Functional) people will be performing scenario based testing,integration testing.
May in know which tools currently you have?
There are various means for executing test scripts.
Short program written in a programming language used to test part of the functionality of a software system. Test scripts written as a short program can either be written using a special manual functional GUI test tool (like HP QuickTest Professional or Rational Software) or in a well-known programming language (such as C++, C#, Tcl, Expect, Java, PHP, Perl, Python, or more recently, Ruby).
Extensively parameterized short programs a.k.a. Data-driven testing
Reusable steps created in a table a.k.a. keyword-driven - or table-driven testing
Automated Testing
Automated testing has a major advantage in that these types of tests may be executed 24/7 without the need for a continuous presence of people. Another advantage over manual testing in that it is easily repeatable, and thus is favoured when doing regression testing. This however is not always the case as automated tests may be poorly written and can break during playback. Since most systems are designed with human interaction in mind, it is good practice that a human tests the system at some point. It is worth considering automating tests if they are to be executed several times, for example as part of regression testing. However one shouldn't fall in to the trap of spending more time automating a test then it would take to simply execute it manually, unless it is planned to be executed several times
Reward if helpful.
Thanks and Regards,
Naveen Dasari.
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