Re: Interactive program testing

Well, with a non-interactive program or a procedure, we create a test
library, and a program that runs the program to be tested and stores
all the results which it compares with the results of the previous
test. In theory, easy for the next programmer who modifies the
program. Not possible with an interactive program.

Le 29 mars 2012 13:39, sjl <sjl_abc@xxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit :

Dave -

I test interactive green-screen programs in much the same way as any other
program... ;-)

One thing I always check for in a subfile program is if it handles an empty
subfile correctly, i.e., no records were loaded into the subfile.

An appropriate response to this question could fill a good-sized book.  Can
you be a bit more specific?

- sjl


"Dave"  wrote in message
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Hi all,

How are you going about testing your interactive green screen applications?

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