Program Testing Methodology
Part Two: Running Tests and Getting Approval
Dr. Edward J. Moskal - August 7, 2004

Introduction

Before any system can be completely implemented on a production computer, analysts and programmers working on the system must be able to unequivocally state that the programs work exactly as they were designed to work and that any errors or mistakes found in data processed by the system will be handled properly. Programming testing methodology should accommodate any scheduling slippage that may result from the test results. Once testing and data parameters have been determined testing can begin. After link or string testing; system testing; and backup and restart testing have been conducted with confidence, approval from management and users should be sought...