PPAP (Production Part Approval Process) was developed by AIAG   and it is an important part of the comprehensive Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) approach. There are five phases to APQP; PPAP is triggered in Phase 4, Product & Process Validation. The basis for the make-up of a process control plan is included in the APQP manual. [3]  The APQP process is defined in the AIAG's APQP manual, which is part of a series of interrelated documents that the AIAG controls and publishes. These manuals include: The failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) manual The statistical process control (SPC) manual The measurement systems analysis (MSA) manual The production part approval process (PPAP) manual How APQP Works In APQP, quality isn't an end in itself. The goal is to ensure that your company delivers a top product that will make your customers happy. If you apply APQP to the new product line y...

  In the world of the database, the most common and well popular database systems are RDBMS (Relational Database Management Systems). Now, if we want to develop an application which deals with a large volume of data, then we need to choose one such database which always provides a high – performance data storage solutions. So that, we can achieve the performance in the solution in terms of the data store and data retrieval with accuracy, speed and reliability. Now, if we categorized the database solutions then there are mainly two types of database category available i.e. RDBMS or Relational Database like SQL Server, Oracle etc. and another type is NoSQL database like MongoDB, CosmosDB etc. The NoSQL database are actually being an alternative of conventional SQL Database and also, this type of database provides mostly all types of features which are normally available in the RDBMS systems. Now-a-days, NoSQL databases become much popular in comparison to the past due to the simp...

Below I have listed down the various reasons for using Java for Selenium: Since Java is a widely used language in the IT industry, there is a huge community supporting it along with the massive repository of references. Nearly 77% of Selenium Testers are using Java which makes knowledge sharing very easy and quick. Java is around since ages because of which, there is an abundance of readily available frameworks, plugins, APIs and libraries that supports Java for test automation. Java makes use of JVM which makes it a platform-independent language. In other words, you can use it in any Operating environment where JVM is installed. As Java is statically typed, the Java IDEs provide a lot of feedback on errors that you might face while coding. I hope this gives you enough reasons to understand the popularity behind the use of Java for Selenium. Now the question arises, how much you should know in Java to use it with Selenium. In the next section of thi...