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[Roel Van de Paar <roel.van.de.paar@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Matthias,

First - thank you for the comprehensive reply.

On 4/01/2011 5:16 AM, Matthias Leich wrote:
> And the*art*  is to stop this walk/give up before you become inefficient on your way
> into direction c).

Very good point. There seems to be a point at which any testing 
code/solution (or part thereof) is "exhausted" for possibilities (c), 
and that is (I am thinking here of "general testing of the server", not 
of specific tests for a specific WL/function/code area) probably the 
time to re-start (b) or (a).

On 4/01/2011 5:16 AM, Matthias Leich wrote:
> Just use all this as quarry. Reuse whatever code or idea and maybe detect that
> it is unusable, could be drastic improved ....

Yes, this seems an effective way to quickly build 
[good/comprehensive(/complex)] testing setups when combined with new 
personal ideas/strategies.

Kind Regards,
God Bless,
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Roel Van de Paar, Senior Technical Support Engineer
MySQL @ Oracle Corporation, Asia-Pacific
http://www.mysql.com