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Low impact
This is for Minor problems, such
as failures at extreme boundary conditions that are unlikely to occur in normal use, or minor errors in layout/formatting.
These problems do not impact use of the product in any substantive way.
Medium impact
This is a problem that a) Effects a more isolated piece of functionality. b) Occurs only at certain boundary conditions.
c) Has a workaround (where "don't do that" might be an acceptable answer to the user). d) Occurs only
at one or two customers. or e) Is very intermittent
High impact
This should be used for only serious problems, effecting many sites, with no workaround. Frequent or reproducible
crashes/core dumps/GPFs would fall in this category, as would major functionality not working.
Urgent impact
This should be reserved for only the most catastrophic of problems. Data corruption, complete inability to use
the product at almost any site, etc. For released products, an urgent bug would imply that shipping of the product
should stop immediately, until the problem is resolved.
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Testing Applications on the Web
Written by a true authority in the field, Hung Q. Nguyen's Testing Applications on the Web is a nicely comprehensive
guide to virtually every conceivable aspect of software testing. It's filled with must-have background information
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Testing Computer Software, 2nd Edition
The original printing of Testing Computer Software set the standard for the emerging field of test engineering
with a full tour of the state of the art in managing the testing process. The reissued text makes this classic
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