1. What is the difference between Master test plan and test plan?

Master test plan is the doccumaent in which each and every functional point is validated. Test case docuument contains test cases, Test case is the perception with which probability of finding the defect is more.

2. What is the main purpose of storing requirements in Test Director?

In TestDirector(Requirement Tab) We Stores Our Project Requirement documents according to our modules or functionality of the applications. This helps us to makes sures that all requirements are covered when we trace developed Test Case/Test Script to the requirements. This helps QA Manager to review what extent the requirements are covered.

3. What are the 3 views and what is the purpose of each view?

The 3 views of requirment are:
1)Document View-tabulated view
2)Coverage View-establish a relationship between requirement and the test assosiated with them along with their execution status.Mostly the requirements are written in this view only.
3)Coverage analysis view-show a chart with requirementassociated with the test,and execution status of the test.

4. How do you ensure that there are no duplication of bugs in Test Director?

In the defect tracking window, at the top we can see the find similar defect icon. If we click after writing our defect, if any of the tester already added the similar defect it will tell. Else we can add.

5. How many types of reports can be generated using TestDirector?

Reports on TestDirector display information about test requirements, the test plan, test runs, and defect tracking. Reports can be generated from each TestDirector module using the default settings, or you can customize them. When customizing a report, you can apply filters and sort conditions, and determine the layout of the fields in the report. You can further customize the report by adding sub-reports. You can save the settings of your reports as favorite views and reload them as needed.

6. Difference between WinRunner and Test Director?

WinRunner: Its an Automation Testing tool, used for automation of manual written Test Cases to Test Scripts and Regression Test also. Test Director: Its an Testing Management tool, used from Creating Test Plan,Preparation of testCases, execution of testcases and generating defect report.Also used for maintaining Test Scripts.

7. How will you generate the defect ID in test director? Is it generated automatically or not?

The Defect ID will be generated automatically after the submission of the defect..

8. How to add Test ID to TestPlan?

Create an object with a type = Number. Name it something like "Test_ID" in the Customize Entities area. Then go into the Workflow Script Editor to "TestPlan module script/TestPlan_Test_MoveTo" and insert the following: if Test_Fields.Field("Your Object Name").Value <> Test_Fields.Field ("TS_TEST_ID").Value then Test_Fields.Field("Your Object Name").Value = Test_Fields.Field("TS_TEST_ID").Value end if This will put an object on each test thet displays the Test ID Number.

9. How to map requirements with testcases in TestDirector?

1. In requirements TAB select coverage view.
2. Select requirement by clicking on Parent/Child or grand Child.
3. On right hand side (in Coverage View Window) another window will appear. It has two TABS (a) Tests Coverage (b) Details. Test Coverage TAB will be selected by default or you click it.
4. Click on Select Tests Button. A new window will appear on right hand side and you will see a list of all tests.
You can select any test case you want to map with you requirement.

10. How can we add requirements to test cases in Test Director?

You can add requirements to test cases in two ways; either from Requriements tab or Test Plan tab. Navigate to the appropriate Requirement and right click, you can find the menu to map the test case and the vice versa is available in Test plan tab.