SAP will integrate Undo's record, rewind and replay technology into its automated testing environment for SAP HANA. The integration with Undo's Live Recorder allows the HANA group to record exact copies of issues that appear during the extreme stress testing to which SAP routinely subjects the HANA code during the performance and quality checks that are part of the continuous integration pipeline.
These recordings can then be used to resolve issues far more quickly and easily than previously, further boosting stability and code quality to the underlying HANA database.
The SAP HANA product is feature rich and includes millions of lines of code. The product is managed by several hundred developers across the world for whom finding and fixing errors quickly and efficiently is key.
Undo is a recognized leader in software debugging and its suite of innovative software quality tools give developers precise visibility into exactly what their code did before it misbehaved or failed.
“SAP’s decision to use Live Recorder reflects our commitment to continue delivering the highest quality software to our customers,” said Daniel Schneiss, global head of SAP HANA development at SAP. “It will allow our internal development teams to collaborate more easily when fixing issues, whilst dramatically boosting development productivity and allowing more time to concentrate on innovation for the next generation of HANA.”
Undo’s integration with the HANA continuous integration pipeline is the first time Undo’s technology has been deployed to optimize testing within large complex databases.
“As companies like SAP move their products to the cloud, improving software quality and reducing time to fix issues that occur becomes business-critical,” said Greg Law, co-founder and CEO of Undo. “SAP’s decision to use Live Recorder is a great example of how software quality can help large enterprise software companies maintain a competitive advantage in a crowded marketplace.”
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