I strongly recommend adding "WRITE" statements to your SMS routines. Some
of the people on the list only use them when debugging a problem. I put
them in and leave them in. Basically my code stubs look like:
When (condition)
Set
Write
Exit
End
Yes, applications & batch jobs see m
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
on 09/07/2006
at 03:04 PM, Darth Keller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>I'd also strongly recommend that if you're going to work much with
>SMS that you learn to use Naviquest and start building a library of
>Test Cases.
Don't limit your test-case library to SMS; regression
>Don't limit your test-case library to SMS; regression testing is a
>goodness.
Are you suggesting having test cases for your non-SMS datasets? I'd have
to agree to that too. Regression testing is also why I vary rarely change
or delete older test cases. The non-SMS and the older test cases a
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
on 09/08/2006
at 09:11 AM, Darth Keller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Are you suggesting having test cases for your non-SMS datasets?
Not specifically; I'm suggesting retaining test cases for every
important component of your system and applications.
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Shmuel (Sey
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