The biggest difference between a regular PO and a blanket purchase order is the time frame. While a regular PO is used for a short period of time, a blanket purchase order lasts for an extended period, with a definitive start and end date. The key difference between the two include: Details For a single PO,… Continue reading Purchase Order vs Blanket Purchase Order
Month: July 2023
Working with an Inventory Count
Setting Up Inventory Count: To enable inventory count: Go to Setup > Company > Enable Features. Click the Items & Inventory subtab. Check the Inventory Count box. Click Save. To set up preferences: Go to Setup > Accounting > Accounting Preferences. Click the Items/Transactions subtab. In the Default Inventory Count Account field, select the default account you want to show in the Account field on inventory count records.Typically… Continue reading Working with an Inventory Count
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Remote and distributed testing
Remote and distributed testing refers to the process of conducting software testing activities in environments where the testing team is physically separated from the development team or the software application being tested. This approach is particularly relevant in today’s globalized and remote work environments, where software development and testing teams may be located in different… Continue reading Remote and distributed testing
Splicing Arrays
Splicing arrays refers to the process of combining or extracting elements from two or more arrays into a new array. In most programming languages, there are built-in functions or methods that allow for array splicing. These functions typically take parameters to specify the starting and ending indices of the arrays to be spliced. in java… Continue reading Splicing Arrays
Chaos Engineering
Chaos Engineering is a discipline in software engineering that involves deliberately introducing controlled and measured disruptions or failures into a system to build resilience and identify weaknesses. The goal of Chaos Engineering is to proactively discover and address potential issues before they occur in real-world scenarios, ensuring that systems can gracefully handle unexpected conditions. Key… Continue reading Chaos Engineering
Ancient testing
Ancient testing in software development refers to the practice of conducting tests on code or software that has been in existence for a long time. It involves testing older versions of software to ensure that changes or updates made to the code do not introduce new bugs or issues. Some reasons for performing ancient testing… Continue reading Ancient testing
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Overflow in CSS
In CSS, an overflow occurs when the content of an element exceeds the size of its container. There are several properties that can be used to control the overflow behavior: overflow: visible: This is the default value and it allows the content to overflow from the container, overlapping other elements if necessary. overflow: hidden: This… Continue reading Overflow in CSS
Introduction to Junit in in Selenium Automation Testing
What is JUnit? JUnit is an open-source testing framework specifically designed for Java applications. It facilitates the creation of unit tests – tests that validate the functionality of individual units or components of code in isolation. In Selenium automation testing, these components can include web pages, elements, or specific functionality within a web application. Why… Continue reading Introduction to Junit in in Selenium Automation Testing