5.0.2 Sessions This test module differs from the other MoReq2010® core services test modules because it is divided across three distinct sessions which must be conducted by the test centre on different days. Each daily session has its own separate test script. The three sessions must be conducted in order and each session after the first must take place at least 24 hours after all the test cases in the preceding session have been completed. It is possible that using a fast-track approach a test centre could run the three sessions on consecutive weekdays or the test centre may choose, for example, to distribute the sessions utilising a Monday/Wednesday/Friday arrangement. 5.0.3 Configuration of the test system The test system must not be modified or reconfigured between the different sessions of this test module. The test data for this test module must all be loaded into the test system before the commencement of the first session. The test system may, however, be used between sessions, for example, to undertake the testing of other MoReq2010® test modules provided none of the entities used in this test module are modified. Note that the test data used by each test module is separate and distinct and does not overlap the test data of other test modules. A test case at the end of each daily session and at the start of the second and third sessions produces an export of the entities in the test system so that the test centre may ensure that they have remained the same. 5.0.4 Limits on testing This test module does not conduct on records with retention or confirmation periods in excess of 1 day in duration. While the test module contains test cases that ensure that disposal schedules can be constructed to specify longer durations, the ability of the test system to retain records over such periods is not explicitly examined by any test case.
5.0.2 Sessions This test module differs from the other MoReq2010® core services test modules because it is divided across three distinct sessions which must be conducted by the test centre on different days. Each daily session has its own separate test script. The three sessions must be conducted in order and each session after the first must take place at least 24 hours after all the test cases in the preceding session have been completed. It is possible that using a fast-track approach a test centre could run the three sessions on consecutive weekdays or the test centre may choose, for example, to distribute the sessions utilising a Monday/Wednesday/Friday arrangement. 5.0.3 Configuration of the test system The test system must not be modified or reconfigured between the different sessions of this test module. The test data for this test module must all be loaded into the test system before the commencement of the first session. The test system may, however, be used between sessions, for example, to undertake the testing of other MoReq2010® test modules provided none of the entities used in this test module are modified. Note that the test data used by each test module is separate and distinct and does not overlap the test data of other test modules. A test case at the end of each daily session and at the start of the second and third sessions produces an export of the entities in the test system so that the test centre may ensure that they have remained the same. 5.0.4 Limits on testing This test module does not conduct on records with retention or confirmation periods in excess of 1 day in duration. While the test module contains test cases that ensure that disposal schedules can be constructed to specify longer durations, the ability of the test system to retain records over such periods is not explicitly examined by any test case.
MoReq2010-Test-Module-5-Disposal.docx