Creating Use Case for Stored Procedure
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Is it conceptually possible and/or appropriate to create a use case, robustness and sequence diagrams for a sql stored procedure? This would allow business analyst to see clearly what the stored procedure is doing and its purpose.
It's possible since the user in a use case is not necessarily a person; could be a process (whatever calls the SP). If it helps the BA then why not do it? In my experience BAs need all the help they can get. :-D
Regards David R --------------------------------------------------------------- "Every program eventually becomes rococo, and then rubble." - Alan Perlis
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Is it conceptually possible and/or appropriate to create a use case, robustness and sequence diagrams for a sql stored procedure? This would allow business analyst to see clearly what the stored procedure is doing and its purpose.
When designing a Robotics system with an interface needed to a database, without creating Action Diagrams and Sequence diagrams which showed the everyone concerned the planned interaction between User, Robot and Data I don't think the project would have suceeded. So sounds good to me.
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It's possible since the user in a use case is not necessarily a person; could be a process (whatever calls the SP). If it helps the BA then why not do it? In my experience BAs need all the help they can get. :-D
Regards David R --------------------------------------------------------------- "Every program eventually becomes rococo, and then rubble." - Alan Perlis
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When designing a Robotics system with an interface needed to a database, without creating Action Diagrams and Sequence diagrams which showed the everyone concerned the planned interaction between User, Robot and Data I don't think the project would have suceeded. So sounds good to me.