April 2016
Intermediate to advanced
494 pages
12h 49m
English
Decision Table–Based Testing
Of all the functional testing methods, those based on decision tables are the most rigorous because of their strong logical basis. Two closely related methods are used: cause-and-effect graphing (Elmendorf, 1973; Myers, 1979) and the decision tableau method (Mosley, 1993). These are more cumbersome to use and are fully redundant with decision tables; both are covered in Mosley (1993). For the curious, or for the sake of completeness, Section 7.5 offers a short discussion of cause-and-effect graphing.
Decision tables have been used to represent and analyze complex logical relationships since the early 1960s. They are ideal for describing situations in which a number of combinations of ...
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