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[Jaskaran Sangha]

Hi everyone,

Hope the studying is going well for everyone!

Just wondering if anyone wants to connect through LinkedIn?

Jas

[Kate D.]

Okay with me. Kate Delemen

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[Rosy]

Ok with me too 

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[Eugene Calabrese]

sure, Eugene Calabrese

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I'm okay with it

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It is ok with me too

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[Stanley D'Souza]

Hi guys,

QQuestion.

System testing is the part of program testing which tests how all the components of the new systems will work under various conditions, including normal loads and peak loads.

How is this different from stress test ? To me they are both the same...but the book suggests otherwise.

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Yes no prob

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[Laura Winarto]

Yes sure

Laura

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[Navi Ssndhu]

Yes sure.. Navi Sandhu and good luck all for the exam.

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[Pegah Marashi]

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Sure...

 

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[Aman Sidhu]

Stanley:

 

In my opinion, system testing & stress testing are totally 2 different tasks.

 

Some differences:

1.       System testing is part of program testing, whereas stress testing is part of acceptance testing.(Note that program testing does not consider user interaction/requirements, whereas acceptance testing considers user acceptance/needs.

2.       System testing is straight-forward whereas stress testing wants a tester to think like a thief trying to make problems in the systems. What happens if you don’t follow a procedure.

 

Conclusion:

Systems testing & Stress testing are very different.

 

Analogy:

Lets consider a purchasing cycle (Pending PO report)

Systems testing will test if new system will generate a pending PO report. If report is produced, everthing is fine n dandy.

 

Now stress testing will test as to what happens if the AP clerk enters a particular invoice without clearing a PO for the said invoice. Remedial measures in this case might include cross-referencing Item codes on PO’s & Invoices within a 5-day time-frame.

 

Testing hierarchy is as follows:

Testing(Software)<1)Program testing                  <2) Acceptance testing(User-focused)

                                                    1.a).Unit testing                          2.a).Recovery testing

                                                    1.b)Integration testing            2.b) Security testing

                                                     1.c) System testing                  2.c)Stress testing

                                                                                                             2.d)Performance testing

I hope this clears your concepts.

 

 

Regards,

 

Amanpreet  Sidhu

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Hi guys,