The process of determining dependencies between unit tasks is the main component of the entire process of flow identification. One of the various ways in which this can be achieved is through formation of a functional flow matrix document.
Determining Test Case Flows:
Once the functional flow matrix is constructed, the simple task of constructing flows from the matrix may be performed. For the above mentioned example, we can see that “Reservation Status Enquiry” task is based on two other unit tasks, so we may create a flow such as:
Get Reservation Status
Login
Reserve Ticket
Get Reservation Status
Cancel Ticket
Get Reservation Status
Hereby, we know that enquiry task is dependent on other two tasks so we have to test the enquiry task after occurrence and non-occurrence of these two tasks. So, a scenario for enquiring the reservation status would consist of the above mentioned flow. This would allow us to ensure that the reservation enquiry functionality behaves appropriately under different conditions.
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