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SAP Testing

SAP Testing involves testing SAP applications like R/3 and Enterprise Portal. It includes different types of testing done during the development lifecycle like unit testing, integration testing, regression testing, and user acceptance testing (UAT). Testing is typically done in two phases - system integration testing (SIT) by the SAP team in the development client, and user acceptance testing (UAT) by end users in the QA client after transport. The SAP Test Workbench provides an environment to test implementations, integrations, upgrades and more across the different phases.

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SAP Testing

SAP Testing involves testing SAP applications like R/3 and Enterprise Portal. It includes different types of testing done during the development lifecycle like unit testing, integration testing, regression testing, and user acceptance testing (UAT). Testing is typically done in two phases - system integration testing (SIT) by the SAP team in the development client, and user acceptance testing (UAT) by end users in the QA client after transport. The SAP Test Workbench provides an environment to test implementations, integrations, upgrades and more across the different phases.

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SAP Testing

Dhruv Dalal | Jul 3, 2009 | Comments (23)


SAP Testing is same as manual testing but here the applications are SAP R/3 and Enterprise portal.
Whenever there is change in R/3 and Portal and You need to design test cases according the change
request and test the application. 

If you have knowledge in the module (like HR, CRM, SD, SRM), which you are going to test would be
helpful to you. 

UAT means USER ACCEPTING TESTING. Suppose end user raised an issues that we solved and send
to end used it is working fine. then we get confirmation from him that it is fine. that is call UAT. 

UNIT TESTING - This is done by developer and anyone who did any customizing or any code to ensure
what they did is working properly 

INTEGRATION testing - Done by tester by developing some scenarios which are most unlikely and get
the result to ensure the integration is correct 

Apart from that, regression testing, functional testing and other cross functional testing are there done by
testers 

In realization phase, unit testing are done by developers 


After unit testing, Integration testing and other testing are done by testers/functional depending upon the
object to test. 

Testing usually follows two paths. Firstly, System Integration Testing (SIT) which is performed by the SAP
team in the development client, and secondly User Acceptance Testing (UAT) which is performed in the
QA client after transport from the development client. UAT is performed by end users or the testing team. 

Unit Tests are defined and performed by developers. A process consists usually of several functions.
Each of this function usually consists of "sub-functions" corresponding to a single method or a group of
methods (if you are developing OO-based). 

Unit Tests could be described as white-box tests whereas a normal tester (which should be not identical
to the developer) will test entire functions (black-box tests). 

--- During the entire life cycle of a SAP solution, it is necessary to test the functions and performance of
your solution. With the SAP Test Workbench, SAP provides you with an environment for all test phases,
which you can use for testing in the following cases: 

• Implementation of SAP solutions 


• Integration of new components and business scenarios 
• Customer developments 
• Function tests 
• Integration tests with other components 
• Upgrades, regression tests 
• Importing support packages 

Integration 
Features 
Test Preparation 
• Creation of manual and automated test cases 
• Management of manual and automated test cases 
• Creation of test plans 
• Definition and management of test series 
Test Execution 
• Execution of mass tests using Extended Computer-Aided Test Tool and Computer Aided Test Tool 
• Integration of test cases and test scripts of non-SAP providers 
• Assignment of work lists (test packages) to individual testers 

Test Evaluation 
• Permanent overview of test progress and test results 
• Complete documentation of test processes in the test plans (test cases, test case descriptions, test
results, test case notes, error messages) 
• Detailed tabular and graphical evaluation of all test plans 
• Export of test results to Office applications 
• Message processing 

Testing usually follows two paths. Firstly, System Integration Testing (SIT) which is performed by the SAP
team in the development client, and secondly User Acceptance Testing (UAT) which is performed in the
QA client after transport from the development client. UAT is performed by end users or the testing team. 

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