Chad Royal - What gets into the bug database?
- Posted: Oct 25, 2004 at 4:06 PM
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Everyone thinks they know what a bug is. But, a bug isn't just a product defect (you know, those little buggers that get your system to crash).
Here Chad Royal, lead program manager on the developer division at Microsoft, talks about the bug database here at Microsoft and just what a bug is and how it gets handled.
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So yep... we have a bug database for the bug database, and people all over the company use it
Great question!
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