on ‎2012 Jan 29 6:22 AM
Hi SAP experts
I have just got job as SAP fresher in one of the leading IT firms
I have a quey regarding Testing..I know Unit testing is don't to check configuration and Integration testing is done to test cross module function.......
Miy questions............
1) Where Unit testing is done...development server or Quality....how it is being done...and same for the Integration Testing
2) Unit testing is done after creation of master data in production server bcoz we need master data for testing..please explain.
3) Where Regression testing, Performance testing , stress testing is done.
Please reply
thanks in advance
Moderator: Please, respect SDN rules and don't post your career questions on professional forums
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I am really not sure whether you are in the right forum. However, for the benefit of the forum members, I would like to attempt this.
Unit Testing - Usually done at testing client of the development server, tests each different transaction code.
Integration Testing - This is aimed at a scenario of activities covering different modules
Note: You would never test anything in production. Production is a live environment, but not for any testing purpose.
Regression Testing: Regression testing is repetitive kind of testing in order to verify whether the functionality of the system has not changed due to configuration changes.
Performance Testing: This is usually done in order to the performance of the program / transaction code.
Stress Testing - This is aimed at a more higher level in order to see whether the system take the required load or not.
But, you will have to search the literature on these topics, before posting here. Your home work on these topics would have been given you better clarity.
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