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Has anybody heard about the term Project Acceptance Testing (PAT) for client-based softwares like different Operating System and/or MS SQL Server that needs to install only?
Which parameters needs to be tested Or can we simply create a test plan/checklist ???
I was part of a team doing acceptance testing of the new instances company installed for the clients. What we needed to do, in general and most broad terms, was that every system / feature most important for our clients is their and does a few things.
While OS or SQL server is not like that, I think the main goal is more or less the same: if you customers want to have some important features / system tested, you may do that with some, say, checklist.
Like, say, for a new OS installation
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