Thanks for the replies folks...like I say we're running full integration checkpoints, basically to verify the code at various times during the day in order to drive a nightly production build...any code that fails in the incrementals doesn't make it into the nightly build. Given the size of the build I'd reckon we're more prone to failures than a finer grained structure, but we're currently seeing a success rate of about 62% which leads on to a rate in the 90s (usually failures based on external steps not included in the incremental) for the production build. I was just wondering if the 62% was good or bad rate...but I suppose it is all very dependent on the coders :o)
Cheers, Jay
