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what is the formal term for this attribute/property?

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  • S Southmountain

    I wrote a program to process a table with a business purpose: in my case, I used SAS programming language. this program read in this input table and does further manipulation. I am amazed by one thing/phenomena when I am doing testing: at this time, the table has no record(zero record) and all long program runs smoothly and the last result is, of course, zero record. what is the term is used to describe this phenomenon? bottom line principle?

    diligent hands rule....

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    The only time the (or any) program produces expected results?

    Keep Calm and Carry On

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      The only time the (or any) program produces expected results?

      Keep Calm and Carry On

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      Southmountain
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      at the beginning it produces correct result: it has nothing to process...

      diligent hands rule....

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      • S Southmountain

        I wrote a program to process a table with a business purpose: in my case, I used SAS programming language. this program read in this input table and does further manipulation. I am amazed by one thing/phenomena when I am doing testing: at this time, the table has no record(zero record) and all long program runs smoothly and the last result is, of course, zero record. what is the term is used to describe this phenomenon? bottom line principle?

        diligent hands rule....

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        PIEBALDconsult
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        Empty set?

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        • S Southmountain

          I wrote a program to process a table with a business purpose: in my case, I used SAS programming language. this program read in this input table and does further manipulation. I am amazed by one thing/phenomena when I am doing testing: at this time, the table has no record(zero record) and all long program runs smoothly and the last result is, of course, zero record. what is the term is used to describe this phenomenon? bottom line principle?

          diligent hands rule....

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          Southmountain wrote:

          what is the term is used to describe this phenomenon? bottom line principle?

          Pointless?

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          • S Southmountain

            I wrote a program to process a table with a business purpose: in my case, I used SAS programming language. this program read in this input table and does further manipulation. I am amazed by one thing/phenomena when I am doing testing: at this time, the table has no record(zero record) and all long program runs smoothly and the last result is, of course, zero record. what is the term is used to describe this phenomenon? bottom line principle?

            diligent hands rule....

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            Lost User
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            Failing gracefully.

            "Before entering on an understanding, I have meditated for a long time, and have foreseen what might happen. It is not genius which reveals to me suddenly, secretly, what I have to say or to do in a circumstance unexpected by other people; it is reflection, it is meditation." - Napoleon I

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            • S Southmountain

              I wrote a program to process a table with a business purpose: in my case, I used SAS programming language. this program read in this input table and does further manipulation. I am amazed by one thing/phenomena when I am doing testing: at this time, the table has no record(zero record) and all long program runs smoothly and the last result is, of course, zero record. what is the term is used to describe this phenomenon? bottom line principle?

              diligent hands rule....

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              Cookie monster?

              "A little time, a little trouble, your better day" Badfinger

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                Null hypothesis?

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                Southmountain
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                can this be called: integrity check?

                diligent hands rule....

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                • S Southmountain

                  I wrote a program to process a table with a business purpose: in my case, I used SAS programming language. this program read in this input table and does further manipulation. I am amazed by one thing/phenomena when I am doing testing: at this time, the table has no record(zero record) and all long program runs smoothly and the last result is, of course, zero record. what is the term is used to describe this phenomenon? bottom line principle?

                  diligent hands rule....

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                  "Zero In Zero Out"

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                  • S Southmountain

                    I wrote a program to process a table with a business purpose: in my case, I used SAS programming language. this program read in this input table and does further manipulation. I am amazed by one thing/phenomena when I am doing testing: at this time, the table has no record(zero record) and all long program runs smoothly and the last result is, of course, zero record. what is the term is used to describe this phenomenon? bottom line principle?

                    diligent hands rule....

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                    test/unit test for null value

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                    • S Southmountain

                      I wrote a program to process a table with a business purpose: in my case, I used SAS programming language. this program read in this input table and does further manipulation. I am amazed by one thing/phenomena when I am doing testing: at this time, the table has no record(zero record) and all long program runs smoothly and the last result is, of course, zero record. what is the term is used to describe this phenomenon? bottom line principle?

                      diligent hands rule....

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                      englebart
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                      Zero iteration loop? The table processing is likely controlled by a loop. Since input source is empty, no iterations are performed. Any aggregates/accumulators likely return NaN/undefined.

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