On Friday 28 March 2003 11:53, Henning Heil wrote:
> Does anyone have more 'phantasies' on that?
I think, there are no solutions that are ready for that kind of job. Maybe you
better make a 'test suite' by yourself?
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Egor, all, in addition to my first posting and to clear things up a bit:
I am a little step further at the moment, in general you can say
negative testing is going beyond the borders of normal (load, stress,
fail-over, UAT, etc.) testing. Some aspects of negative testing in my
(just reached and
On Thursday 27 March 2003 14:35, Henning Heil wrote:
Is the crash-me software what are you looking for?
Check these links:
http://www.mysql.com/information/crash-me.php
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Custom_Benchmarks.html
>From the latest link, a cite:
To avoid problems like this, you should p
Hi all together!
Meanwhile I found out that what I am looking for is best known as
"negative testing", trying to break an application puckish, to make it
fail more or less serious by going bejond the borders. I am really
really in a hurry (and stuck at the moment) getting information on this
t
Hi all together!
Meanwhile I found out that what I am looking for is best known as
"negative testing", trying to break an application puckish, to make it
fail more or less serious by going bejond the borders. I am really
really in a hurry (and stuck at the moment) getting information on this
topic
