Well we have had some success with testing, but still to many bugs being found by the users. We are changing our process so that our testing is much more comprehensive. We are building sets of canned data that should test all of the possible error conditions, etc.



>>If you mean quality assurance, we do. 5 testers and a manager.
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>>We completely regression test each release even if its only a minor fix.
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>>They are currently writing the testing protocol for the regression testing of our VFP stuff when its finally rewritten in .net.
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>>>John;
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>>>This is interesting to me. By the way do you have a SQA department? I can imagine that regression testing will take up some of their time when you change to the latest version of software tools, if you go to .net 2005 and SQL 2005.
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>>>Tom
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>Yours is the type of environment that insures a good software product. Few companies that I am aware of have SQA departments. They let users find problems and often go out of business. At least that has been my experience during the last 23 years.