PRODUCT ADVISORY COUNCIL
No errors does not mean correct
The method
No errors does not mean correct
A system can run successfully while producing persistent logical errors.
When to use it
- A running system has unusual quality or stability problems.
Ask yourself
- The program runs. Is it ready to deliver?
Put it into action
- Use simple cases and controls to inspect intermediate data and outputs. Verify that required information actually influences the result.
Keep these limits in mind
- Tests must address plausible failure modes, not create confidence through irrelevant volume.