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QA for program changes

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QA for program changes

QA for program changes

(OP)
I am fairly new to JD Edwards and am responsible for QA'ing the program changes the users request.  We have manual forms that log the change request and approvals, but do not have any semblance of a standard test routine.  Does anyone have any general QA documentation related to JDE world that you wouldn't mind sharing with me?

Thanks...

RE: QA for program changes

Have you looking at OMW for tracking and testing.?   You can change the Activity rules to ensure QC of all changes.

RE: QA for program changes

(OP)
No, what is OMW?  We use Turnover right now, but it doesn't track QA changes; hence the manual forms/printed approvals attached to these forms...

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