Check a shared definition with expected answers

Check that the priority rule recognises customer 00017, keeps customer 17 distinct and handles urgent work.

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Check that the priority rule recognises customer 00017, keeps customer 17 distinct and handles urgent work.

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Check a shared definition with expected answers

  1. Open the priority definition

    Open the priority definition

    Open the saved definition before entering the answers you expect.

  2. Add an expected example

    Add an expected example

    Enter an independently chosen input and expected answer.

  3. Name the example

    Name the example

    Use a clear reference so someone else can recognise this case.

  4. Enter the customer code

    Enter the customer code

    Keep the customer code exactly as supplied, including leading zeroes.

  5. Set the urgent flag

    Set the urgent flag

    Choose whether this order is marked urgent.

  6. Choose the expected answer

    Choose the expected answer

    Choose the answer from your business requirement before running verification.

  7. Add an expected example

    Add an expected example

    Enter an independently chosen input and expected answer.

  8. Name the example

    Name the example

    Use a clear reference so someone else can recognise this case.

  9. Enter the customer code

    Enter the customer code

    Keep the customer code exactly as supplied, including leading zeroes.

  10. Set the urgent flag

    Set the urgent flag

    Choose whether this order is marked urgent.

  11. Choose the expected answer

    Choose the expected answer

    Choose the answer from your business requirement before running verification.

  12. Add an expected example

    Add an expected example

    Enter an independently chosen input and expected answer.

  13. Name the example

    Name the example

    Use a clear reference so someone else can recognise this case.

  14. Enter the customer code

    Enter the customer code

    Keep the customer code exactly as supplied, including leading zeroes.

  15. Set the urgent flag

    Set the urgent flag

    Choose whether this order is marked urgent.

  16. Choose the expected answer

    Choose the expected answer

    Choose the answer from your business requirement before running verification.

  17. Save the expected answers

    Save the expected answers

    Save all three independently entered answers before running the definition.

  18. Read the saved answers

    Read the saved answers

    Read back the retained case set before continuing.

  19. Verify the saved answers

    Verify the saved answers

    Run the saved definition against all saved answers. This does not approve a product release.

  20. Read the verification result

    Read the verification result

    Check the retained proof. An independent reviewer must review this version separately.

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Keep the retained proof and independent review with the exact definition version. Product releases remain separate.

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