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Testing abap program: creating checklist

rodrigo_paisante3
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Hello,

I am creating a checklist to test some abap programs. I dont have experience to create a checklist, with the right and objective questions. I need the checklist questions specific for abap programs.

Can you help me?

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Hi Rodrigo,

There are two steps of testing, one white box and the other is black box.

In Black box, our primary aim is whether the program is functionally correct.

like Input Validations, and Output correctness and its relevance to the inputs.

The Screen headings and texts etc.

The white box testing is to look into the code for checking the way the data is being fetched / processed etc. Therem may be a number of ways a logic can be coded, but there will be a good way to doing it optimally.

You should check for such optimal coding standards.

Regards,

ravi

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ferry_lianto
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Hi,

Please check this link perhaps it may help to start with.

http://web.mit.edu/ist/org/admincomputing/dev/abap_review_check_list.htm

Regards,

Ferry Lianto

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Former Member
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Hi Rodrigo,

There are two steps of testing, one white box and the other is black box.

In Black box, our primary aim is whether the program is functionally correct.

like Input Validations, and Output correctness and its relevance to the inputs.

The Screen headings and texts etc.

The white box testing is to look into the code for checking the way the data is being fetched / processed etc. Therem may be a number of ways a logic can be coded, but there will be a good way to doing it optimally.

You should check for such optimal coding standards.

Regards,

ravi