Bhaargavi01
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Hi,
I would like to know if there is any scientific method to estimate the number of test cases required for a batch test, in terms of the number of fields changed.
I understand that a common estimation is (FP)^1.2.
But in the case of a complex feed batch process, where a few fields are getting updated, is there a way to estimate the number of test cases required?
For example if there is a batch interface which has 20 fields, out of which 18 are changed, then
how do we arrive at the number of test cases to be written for this?
Thanks,
Bhaargavi
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JakeBrake
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Bhaargavi,
Please select which of these duplicates you would like people to respond to and delete the other. Thank you. You may want to reacquaint yourself with the posting guidelines you received when you subscribed. Thanks again!
http://www.sqaforums.com/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=340114&an=0&page=0#Post340114
http://www.sqaforums.com/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=340104&Main=340104#Post340104
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lynneM - RIP
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The thread in Functional testing has been deleted.
Bhaargavi,
You might want to browse the Estimation and Planning forum, there are some formula and discussions on estimating # of test cases.
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Lynne
I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work" --Thomas Edison
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Bhaargavi01
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Thanks Jake and Lynne.
I will avoid duplicate posts in future.
Lynne, I will follow your suggestio and browse through the estimation and planning forum posts; But i wanted something specific to batch tests. Hence the post..
Thanks !
Bhaargavi
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JakeBrake
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Bhaargavi,
Let the forum know if you need addtional information and/or what you discovered in your search.
Thank you!
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