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how to choose best scenarioes for the usecases?
 
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Anul,


how to choose best scenarios for the usecases?


If your customer doesn't know what they want, frame your solution - to give them just enough to get by; thus that should limit your scenarios.
If they know what they want; they will tell you the scenarios.
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Hello,
Try reading this book, it gives u lot of details about understanding use cases.
Use Case Driven Object Modeling With Uml : A Practical Approach
Hope it helps.
 
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