‎2007 May 07 7:27 PM
whats is unit test plan ?how do u write ?eperts plz explain me..
‎2007 May 07 7:31 PM
Ok,
UTP is unit test plan.
Suppose you mave created a functionality or modified a functionality, you have to test that your aim is achieved or not. For that purpose you prepare some test case and test that those test cases are successful or not.
Ex:
Suppose there was a parameter p_param1 in the selection screen of a program. You have modified it and made it mandatory. So now you will make a test plan which check that the parameter made mandatory or not. Then you test for those test cases and note down the test results.
A UTP contains:
1. test case
2. Procedure
3. Expected results
4. Actual result
5.Success/Fail
‎2007 May 07 7:37 PM
In above example,
<b>1. test case:</b>
check whether the parameter p_param1 is mandatory.
<b>2. Procedure:</b>
Execute the program without giving the value of p_param1.
<b>3. Expected results:</b>
The program should disply a error that the field p_param1 is mandatory.
<b>4. Actual result:</b>
You will know it when u exexcute the program with such condition.
<b>5.Success/Fail:</b>
If you can see the error then the test case is successful, otherwise the test case is fail.
‎2007 May 07 7:36 PM
Hi,
Unit Test Plan is a document with all the possible test cases that would effectively ensure the performance of the program to the functionality mentioned in the tech specs.
Please check this weblog.
/people/vidya.gugnani/blog/2006/12/14/requirement-coverage-in-unit-testing
Regards,
Ferry Lianto