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With this strategy, you could be spending a day or more to get even the simplest tests going on the more complex components. But notice the quick decline in the time required to write the test relative to the slow incline in figure 9.3. Every time you bring a component under test and refactor it to make it more testable, you may also be solving testability issues for the dependencies it uses, or for other components. Specifically because that component has lots of dependencies, refactoring it can improve things for other parts of the system. That s why the quick decline appears. The hard-first strategy is only possible if your team has experience in unit-testing techniques, because it s harder to implement. If your team does have experience, use the priority aspect of components to choose whether to start with the hard or easy components first. You might want to choose a mix, but it s important that you know in advance how much effort will be involved and what the possible consequences are.

SELECT Daily_BalanceDate, Daily_BalanceBalance FROM Daily_Balance WHERE ( ( Daily_BalanceDate ) = @Prompt('Select the Day for the Ending Balance','D','Time\Day',MONO,FREE) ) AND ( Daily_BalanceDate BETWEEN {d '2002-09-01'} AND {d '2002-09-30'} )

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First, from the user s viewpoint it seems nonsensical that Web Intelligence will prompt for information that the user has already included in the conditions Second, users will only ever be able to retrieve balances for one day at a time, whereas it is a valid business question for them to review daily balances over a period of time In this respect, it is important in training and object descriptions to emphasize how these objects work and when to use them As you build interactive objects, follow these guidelines: Use interactive objects only when the absence of a prompt could lead to inaccurate information or unacceptable query response times If the prompts are for user friendliness or automation, have two objects, one without a prompt for unrestricted information and one with the prompt Differentiate between these two objects with clear names for example, Balance and Balance-Date Required Provide usage information in the object description or in training

C AUTION At the time of this writing, if the list of values for the prompt is long, Web Intelligence

Figure 5-36 Creating a new filter that will be placed on a dashboard Filters are created independently of any scorecard or report

If you do plan to refactor your code for testability (so you can write unit tests), a practical way to make sure you don t break anything during the refactoring phase is to write integration-style tests against your production system. I consulted on a large legacy project, working with a developer who needed to work on an XML configuration manager. The project had no tests and was hardly testable. It was also a C++ project, so we couldn t use a tool like Typemock Isolator to isolate components without refactoring the code. The developer needed to add another value attribute into the XML file and be able to read and change it through the existing configuration component. We ended up writing a couple of integration tests that used the real system to save and load configuration data, and that asserted on the values the configuration component was retrieving and writing to the file. Those tests set the original working behavior of the configuration manager as our base of work.

seems to hang in building the prompt page If your prompt accesses a long list of values, verify if this problem has been resolved in the latest service pack before deploying

If you do not want the prompt to be mandatory to limit the number of rows, try the following technique, originally suggested by Walter Muellner of Mercury Business Solutions in Austria The Where clause uses an OR statement to allow users to either answer ALL or choose individual values from the list:

'ALL' IN @Prompt('Enter City or ALL','A', 'Customer\City',multi,) OR Citycity IN @Prompt('Enter City or ALL','A', 'Customer\City',multi,)

Next, we wrote an integration test that showed that, once the component was reading the file, it contained no attribute in memory with the name we were trying to add. We proved that the feature was missing, and we now had a test that would pass once we added the new attribute to the XML file and correctly wrote to it from the component. Once we wrote the code that saved and loaded the extra attribute, we ran the three integration tests (two tests for the original base implementation, and a new one that tried to read the new attribute). All three passed, so we knew that we hadn t broken existing functionality while adding the new functionality. As you can see, the process is relatively simple:

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