ERROR PROCESSING DURING ESP TEST Sample Clauses

ERROR PROCESSING DURING ESP TEST. All problems found during the ESP Test will be logged by StorageTek and reported to IBM with the following minimum information: A. a description of the error; B. how to reproduce the error. If it is an Information Unit error, where the error may be found; C. a description of what is believed to be the correct result; and 118 D. the Severity of the problems discovered. StorageTek shall notify IBM of any [**] errors discovered during ESP Testing as soon as possible. Other errors shall be provided to IBM in accordance with StorageTek's Standard Practices. StorageTek shall [**] to resolve all [**] reasonably possible.
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ERROR PROCESSING DURING ESP TEST. All problems found during the ESP Test will be logged by StorageTek and reported to IBM with the following minimum information: A. a description of the error; B. how to reproduce the error. If it is an Information Unit error, where the error may be found; C. a description of what is believed to be the correct result; and D. the Severity of the problems discovered. StorageTek shall notify IBM of any ** errors discovered during ESP Testing as soon as possible. Other errors shall be provided to IBM in accordance with StorageTek's Standard Practices. StorageTek shall ** to resolve all ** reasonably possible. ------------------- ** Confidential portions omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission under an application for confidential treatment. 172 SCHEDULE 1 TO APPENDIX B OF ATTACHMENT 1 TO EXHIBIT 3 MONTEREY SYSTEM TEST For each specified function ("SF"), Oahu shall promptly notify Monterey In writing when formal test, (i.e., Engineering Verification Test ("EVT")) is to begin, and shall provide to Monterey a functional specification prior to such time. Any changes to an early ship program ("ESP") date to test the SF, and all design change request ("DCRs") to the functional specifications for the Products must be supplied to and approved by Monterey. Oahu shall provide, within **of request by Monterey, all documentation determined by Monterey to be required to prepare for possible Monterey System Test (MST) including but not limited to, all Oahu schedules related to the development and test of each new SF or SFs, problem logs related to the SF(s), detailed test plans used by Oahu for the formal testing of the SF(s), customer and maintenance documentation associated with the SF(s), a list of product claims for the new SF(s), and any other documentation normally produced for marketing, service organizations, Oahu test, or for the customer. Summary reports of test progress and problem status shall be updated and sent to Monterey on a regular basis from this time until ESP on a schedule to be agreed upon by Oahu and Monterey. MONTEREY SYSTEM TEST (MST) For each SF or group of SFs considered by Monterey to be available to the customer as part of a single announce package with a single availability date, Monterey shall have the right to waive execution of an MST, participate in a joint MST with Oahu, or conduct an MST at either an Oahu or Monterey test site location or locations, the location(s) and expected duration of such testing to b...

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