Usage | § To ensure that the processing of new application (new version) is consistent with respect to the processing of previous application version. |
Objectives | § Conducting redundant processing to ensure that the new version or application performs correctly. § Demonstrating consistency and inconsistency between 2 versions of the application. |
How to Use | § Same input data should be run through 2 versions of same application system. § Parallel testing can be done with whole system or part of system (segment). |
When to use | § When there is uncertainty regarding correctness of processing of new application where the new and old version are similar. § In financial applications like banking where there are many similar applications the processing can be verified for old and new version through parallel testing. |
Example | § Operating new and old version of a payroll system to determine that the paychecks from both systems are reconcilable. § Running old version of application to ensure that the functions of old system are working fine with respect to the problems encountered in the new system. |
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
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