wht is difference between md 50 and md 70.i want brief
answer?
Answer Posted / ramesh chandra pandre
MD050 is the Functional Design Document and
MD070 is the Technical Design Document.
For any component like Report, Interface etc we have to
first get the requirements as to what is the source ,
destinations, what data should be moved and what functional
validations would be required etc. All this would go into
the MD050. Generally written by non-technical people like
Business Analysts or Functional Consultants.
MD070 is the technical document that is written to fulfill
the functional requirement specified in MD050. It includes
the approaches you take, pseudocode, Validations, Data
Sources, SQL Statements etc.
Thanks,
R C Pandre
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