Supplementary hints
- Condition values can be understood as (input) equivalence classes
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and thus also invalid equivalence classes are meant
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that is why LF‑ET provides statistics as to equivalence class coverage
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see also: options for equivalence class creation
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- Irrelevant in a condition ("-") can be handled differently
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an incidental occurrence is used which is defined as a valid equivalence class in order to obtain a test step
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no occurrence is selected and no test step is generated
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see also: creating test instructions for irrelevant conditions and options for equivalence class creation
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- No action can be the expected behaviour of the system
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and that is why in the case of actions also test instructions for the "-" value can be created
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see also: Test instructions for not used actions
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- Warnings and error messages are also the expected behaviour of the system
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and should be specified precisely in the requirements
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and should be assumed as actions in the decision table
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see also: Test instructions with categories
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