Ostendorf Kunal (SORTER II)

It is simple. In manual testing, a person does all the work. Like a real user. They click the buttons. They type in the forms. They check with their eyes if everything is okay. This is good for finding problems with the user experience. But it is very slow. It is also easy to make mistake if you do the same test many times.

With automation testing, a computer does the work. A person writes a script, like a code. The computer then runs this script to do the test very fast. This is perfect for tests you must repeat many times. For example, after you change some code. But the computer does not have eyes. It cannot tell you if a color is ugly. It only checks what the script tells it.

You must first be a BNU account holder. For security reasons, the initial registration is not done entirely online. You will need to visit any BNU branch in person. Simply ask to subscribe to the online banking service. The staff will have you complete a form and will then provide you with your initial login details. After this one-time visit, you can manage your banking from anywhere. It is a very secure and straightforward process.

Right then. A 'WTS connection' in the context of SAP refers to using a Windows Terminal Server.

Think of it this way. Instead of installing the SAP GUI on every single user's computer, you install it just once on a central, powerful server. Users then remotely connect to this server to run the application. It's very similar to using a remote desktop.

The primary benefit is much simpler administration. If you need to apply a patch or an update, you only have to do it on that one server. This saves you from touching hundreds of individual PCs. Technologies like Citrix or Microsoft Remote Desktop Services are commonly used for this. In short, it’s all about centralising access for easier management.