Testing and troubleshooting process versions

Before you move your process version to a staging environment for rigorous testing, you should test it in the development environment. If you encounter errors during development testing, you need to investigate and debug the errors.

Various tools and strategies can be used for testing:

Discover and correct design flaws as you create the process version. (See Validating process versions.)
Observe the behavior of the process version at run time using sample input data. (See Recording and playing back process versions.)
Invoke the process version by using scenarios that mimic realistic use cases. (See Testing using realistic scenarios and Test cases to consider.)

You can also implement features in process versions that help to troubleshoot run-time errors. (See Handling errors in the production environment.)

Testing and troubleshooting process versions

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