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Gboyex
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Hi,
Has anyone got experience of doing manual testing on IBM mainframe TSO, any documentation that can help my understanding will be highly appreciated.
Thanks |
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superk
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| Testing of what?? Using what tool?? |
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Gboyex
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| It will be testing applications and ISPF will be used as tool to invokeDB2 |
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vpbisht
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it may seems that you have to simply browse the db2 tables and do the data mapping if this is case then you wont have to do much simply open the table and see the corresponding fields.
if this is not the case explain me your job ... |
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mfibm
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HI gboyex..
the best way is
issue display statemnts where ever u required......and for queries
display sqlcode next to queries ........so that u can kow the status of that query......
This may work for u..
Let me know...if there is any..
Likki |
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kgumraj
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In our project we dont have any debugging tools but from unit testing we need to issue DISPLAY and test it.
Hints,
1) In main logic para, give DISPLAY before each PERFORM
2) Always use the variable in display that you are debugging |
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