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Which Tools Do You Use in ETL Testing?

While there are several advanced ETL Testing tools accessible for software testing -tools, software testing companies specifically use “Informatica Data Validation”. Informatica Data Validation is one of the famous ETL tool, which integrates with the PowerCenter Repository & Integration Services. This advanced tool allows business analysts and developers to create rules to test the mapped data. While distinct approaches to ETL testing are error-prone, very time-consuming, and seldom provide total test coverage. Informatica Data Validation Option gives an ETL testing tool that can speed up and automate ETL testing in both production environments and development & test, which means that you can deliver repeatable, complete, and auditable test coverage in minimum time with no programming skills required. Automated ETL Testing reduces time consumption and helps to maintain accuracy. Key Features of Informatica Data Validation ( ETL Testing tool ): Informatica Data Validation gives...

What is the Future for Manual Testing?

The Manual testing is considered as the preliminary testing phase which generally evaluates the behavior of the app developed, by performing the step by step assessment of the requirement specification analysis record. The prime objective of manual testing is to ensure that the app works extraordinarily and fine without any sort of bugs and functional defects and also as per the requirement specification documents. Well, the future of manual testing tends to bit closer and closer to Software Development in functioning and requirements. The modification and operational developments in manual testing prove that it is necessary for manual testers for improving their skills and daily working styles. The testers who stick on Manual testing processes only should update their skills with new technologies and automation testing frameworks, in terms of development/special testing tools, leadership qualities, logical thinking, and process analysis. Now the query may arise in...

What is the difference between TestNG and Maven?

TestNG and Maven  are two entirely  different  things. TestNG is a testing framework inspired from NUnit and JUnit but presenting some new functionality that makes it simply easy, effortless, and powerful to use. TestNG is also an open-source automated test framework; wherein NG of TestNG signifies Next Generation. TestNG is exactly the same as JUnit but it is much more robust than JUnit but still, it’s inspired by JUnit.  This is specifically well-designed to be better than JUnit, particularly when testing integrated classes. TestNG eradicate most of the negative traits of the older framework and gives the developer the ability to write powerful and flexible tests with help of easy annotations, sequencing, grouping, & parametrizing. Benefits of TestNG Some of the major advantages of TestNG are : Annotations made testers life simple Test cases can be Grouped & Prioritized more easily Gives the ability to produce HTML Reports of execution The ...

What is the difference between a gold bug and a latent bug?

What is Latent Bug? The latent bug is not identified in the older versions of the software app Bugs that remain unhidden or dormant are called as the latent bugs These bugs are not found until 1 or more releases of the product Illustration of latent bugs can be the date issues such as the y2k What is a Golden Bug? > The Golden bug that is occurred in each instance of the app with severity level high and with high priority. > These bugs are can affect the critical functionality of the software app or system. > The illustration can be behavior related to the prime functionality Follow me on: LinkedIn -  https://www.linkedin.com/in/shormistha-chatterjee/ Blogger - https://shormistha4.blogspot.com/   https://qaandsoftwareblog.blogspot.com/ Dzone -  https://dzone.com/users/3854036/shormistha.html Medium -  https://medium.com/@shormistha4 Bloglovin -  https://www.bloglovin.com/@shormistha