Difference between Smoke & Sanity Testing?

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Difference between Smoke & Sanity Testing?

Posted by Saravanan in .Net | Others on Dec 15, 2011

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SMOKE TESTING:

? Smoke testing is a Set of the test cases which we getting a new build when we execute the application.

? Smoke testing is verified whether the build is testable or not.

? Testers can reject the application.

SANITY TESTING:

? It is also a set of test cases which is testing major and critical functionality of the application.

? It is one time testing process.

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