Why SAP test failures that look like config problems are usually data problems

Your test failed. Was it the code, the config, or the data you fed it?

Syniti SVP and Global Solution Architect Jason Thompson shows why so much SAP test effort goes into diagnosing data problems that only look like defects. He walks through the Syniti and Tricentis integration that pulls real, related, point-in-time data straight into Tosca test cases over OData, so a customer, its pricing, and its sales order reference each other the way they would in production, and explains what changes when regression suites stop running on data that was seeded years ago.

“Do you want to create efficiency or do you want to create chaos at scale?”

If your team is heading into an S/4HANA move, or already living with one, this is the layer underneath the testing conversation.

• Why SAP test failures blamed on config are often data failures and how to tell them apart
• How the Syniti and Tricentis integration sources real, related test data on demand, eliminating manual data prep
• What continuous SAP innovation asks of your data, and why every process change is a data event