Obviously, it is not a tactic to use on a live production system. On the other hand, no programming at all at a live system is the prudent way of doing it. Goo

Obviously, it is not a tactic to use on a live production system. On the other hand, no programming at all at a live system is the prudent way of doing it. Good test coverage help a lot here though - remove something and you'll get a set of failing tests to investigate.