Manual database testing is also a possibility. This necessitates human effort in observing the application's behavior as it is subjected to various manual test cases written by the testers. This can also include seeing how front-end applications behave after the backend database has been altered. Following the execution of the queries, we can manually check whether a record was created, changed, or destroyed in the database tables.
Consider a database system for student information. The activities performed on the Student tables database can be manually verified by seeing the status of the records after the query has been executed, or by inspecting the front end interface.
