In wca4z validation, why is business-side user acceptance testing (UAT) important after technical testing passes?
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Short Explanation
You don't stop at technical equivalence. UAT matters because it confirms the generated Java module satisfies business functional requirements from end users' perspective, not just technical equivalence. It catches real-world gaps that purely technical tests may miss.
Full Explanation
UAT matters because it confirms the generated Java module satisfies business functional requirements from end users, not just technical equivalence. It catches realistic gaps technical tests may miss. It is not only for CICS, not an IBM certificate requirement, and does not replace COBOL/Java equivalence testing.