Design: 02.01.03.02/P02

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PROGRAM 2: <Change structure references> where changes occur
           to the CSS

CHARACTERISTICS: nnnn

OPERATOR SCRIPT: passive test.

DESIGN:

The following is the "standard" CSS network for module 02.01.03.  This
CSS network will be used throughout to test the resulting state of the
CSS after execution of the <change structure references> function.
Before each test case the CSS state is completely reset.

                  100
                  /  \
                 /    \
               1/      \2
               /        \
              /          \
          101              102     120   130      140
           |              / | \     |    /|        |
           |2            /  |  \    |   / |       1|
           |           1/  2|  5\  2|  /3 |5       |
           |           /    |    \  | /   |        |
          103         /     |     \ |/    |       142
                   104     105     106   107
                   | |       |     |    / /\
                  2| |5     /|\    |   / /  \
                   | |    1/ | \2 1| 1/ /4   \5
                   109    /  |  \  | / /      \
                         /   |   \ |/ /       113
                       110   |    108
                             |     |
                             |     |2
                             |3    |
                             |     |
                             |    111
                             |   / |
                             | 1/  |
                             | /  3|
                             |/    |
                            114   115      )


TEST: #SR 1
      "<Change structure references> when the original structure is
       referenced and the resulting structure is not referenced should
       replace all execute structure elements which reference original
       structure identifier with elements which reference resulting
       structure identifier."

orgid = 108
resid = 140
<change structure references> orgid, resid
pass/fail depending on (CSS =

                  100
                  /  \
                 /    \
               1/      \2
               /        \
              /          \
          101              102     120   130
           |              / | \     |    /|
           |2            /  |  \    |   / |
           |           1/  2|  5\  2|  /3 |5
           |           /    |    \  | /   |
          103         /     |     \ |/    |
                   104     105     106   107
                   | |       |     |    / /\
                  2| |5     /|\    |   / /  \
                   | |    1/ | \2 1| 1/ /4   \5
                   109    /  |  \  | / /      \
                         /   |   \ |/ /       113
                       110   |    140
                             |     |
                             |    1|
                             |     |
                             |    142
                             |
                             |
                             |    108
                             |     |
                             |3    |2
                             |     |
                             |    111
                             |   / |
                             | 1/  |
                             | /  3|
                             |/    |
                            114   115      )


TEST: #SR 1 4
      "When the original structure and resulting structure are referenced
       then <change structure references> should cause the initial references
       made to resulting structure to remain as is."

orgid = 108
resid = 104
<change structure references> orgid, resid
pass/fail depending on (CSS =


                  100
                  /  \
                 /    \
               1/      \2
               /        \
              /          \
          101              102     120   130      140
           |              / | \     |    /|        |
           |2            /  |  \    |   / |       1|
           |           2/   |  5\  2|  /3 |5       |
           |           /    |    \  | /   |        |
          103         /    1|     \ |/    |       142
                   105      \      106   107
                    |\       \     |    / /\
                   /| \       \    |   / /  \
                 1/ |  \2      \  1| 1/ /4   \5
                 /  |   \       \  | / /      \
                /   |    \       \ |/ /       113
              110   |     \-------104
                    |             | |
                    |    108     2| |5
                    |     |       | |
                    |3    |2      | |
                    |     |       109
                    |    111
                    |   / |
                    | 1/  |
                    | /  3|
                    |/    |
                   114   115   )

END PROGRAM 2