Exit and Entry Criteria

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Permalink Reply by Siddiq on May 17, 2010 at 4:50pm

ETVXM - Entry Task Verification Exit Model is an integral part of SDLC.

It Specifies how each phase shall start and end ideally.

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Permalink Reply by Sarang Dalal on May 17, 2010 at 7:43pm

Hi Hitesh please find the attached document.
hopes this will solve ur problem.
If you/anybody have any queries please share it
Entry Criteria and Exit Criteria in this document is based on the SDLC scenario.


Thanks
Sarang Dalal
Pune

Attachments:

• ETVX.docx, 13 KB

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Permalink Reply by Hitesh Shah on May 18, 2010 at 10:05am

Hi Sarang,

Thanks for reply , its nice and helpful but what is mean of ETVX title (Full form) ?
HItesh shah

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Permalink Reply by Sarang Dalal on May 18, 2010 at 10:33am

ETVX : this is in documents contents title (column's first word)!
i.e.
E : Entry Criteria
T: Task
V: Verifications
X: Exit Criteria

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Permalink Reply by Hitesh Shah on May 18, 2010 at 11:41am

Hi,

Thanks for explain. one interviewer asked me about difference between Smoke & Sanity Testing , I replied him but he was not convinced when I told Sanity is a part of regression testing . I think my ans. was wrong .
How to explain difference between Smoke & Sanity Testing in simple and short way ?
Thanks

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Permalink Reply by Dhanamjay Reddy on May 24, 2010 at 4:58pm

Smoke testing.... it will be performed to make sure that whether this build is stable for further testing or not...Smoke testing can be called as Build verification Testing. For This on tester attitude should be Negative ...

Sanity Testing.......Its mostly performed on staging servers. on the build is stabilized in QA environment we place the same build in Staging server which is simulated to live environment. Here we to make sure functionality of the application we do perform sanity testing. For This on tester attitude should be Positive ...
and one more case is before performing performance testing we make sure the Build health, whether this build is fit for performance testing or not...in this case also we do perform sanity testing.

The main difference between Smoke & Sanity Testing is

Smoke will be performed with negative attitude to make sure the build stability
Sanity will be performed with positive attitude to make sure the build stability

--- Dhana

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Permalink Reply by ragav on May 24, 2010 at 7:06pm

Intresting Explanation for smoke and sanity , What exactly you mean by Positive & Negative Attitude DHANA....

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Permalink Reply by Hitesh Shah on May 25, 2010 at 9:29am

Hi Dhana,
Thanks for reply and good explain , What exactly you mean by Positive & Negative Attitude ?
Sanity testing always done on tested build while smoke on new build , Sanity testing is subset of Regression testing , am i right ?
if you have another difference then share with us.
Thanks

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Permalink Reply by Sarang Dalal on May 25, 2010 at 11:03am

@dhana,
thnks for Explanation..its really help us.

Like Smoke Testing also known as 'Build Verification Testing',
is there any other identification for Sanity Testing?

I also confused over Negative attitude for Smoke Testing and Positive attitute for Sanity Testing, can u explain in detail please

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Permalink Reply by ragav on May 25, 2010 at 11:30am

According to me these terminologies have been derived from no where, and u can see this question, difference between smoke & sanity in lots of forums.

U can see lot & lot of intresting creative answers given by each and every one nothing solves the purpose.

some one name it Smoke testing, some one name it sanity testing and which can be also called as 'Build Verification Testing' i think we don't need to beat around the bush with this terminologies difference, instead we can concentrate more on real Software Testing which has lot more intresting facts hidden..

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Permalink Reply by Hitesh Shah on May 27, 2010 at 9:53am

Hi Ragav,

You are saying correct but Interviewer asked this kind of question, so we should know about difference and also difference between smoke & sanity in lots of forums. What is your project profile ?
byeeee
Hitesh

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Permalink Reply by Siddiq on May 27, 2010 at 1:06pm

@ Ragav,

Terminologies have been derived from no where Where did they creep in from then>>???

If different people are using different terminologies don't you think there could be difference???

Thanks,
Siddiq

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