docs(sdlc): align V1.0 audit evidence
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| Database (`wms`, `wms2`) | Scheduled `mysqldump` script, run daily, output stored off-server with a retention policy | Operated and verified manually by the Developer; a restoration has been performed successfully. Because backup operation is manual, the script location, exact schedule, off-server destination, and retention period are not recorded in a controlled configuration reference — see Section 7 |
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| SDLC documents | External PDF export package | See Project Repository (Backup), Section 3 |
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## 7. Outstanding operational gaps
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## 7. Accepted operational follow-up actions
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| ID | Gap | Owner | Required before |
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| OP-001 | A daily `mysqldump` backup for `wms`/`wms2` is operated manually and restoration has been verified. Its script location, exact schedule, off-server destination, and retention period are still not recorded in a controlled reference. | Developer | Documentation improvement; does not block acceptance (NFR-004) |
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| OP-002 | No documented monitoring/alerting for the Node.js service beyond log files. | Developer | Operational acceptance |
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| ID | Follow-up action | Owner | Target | Closure criterion |
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| OP-001 | Record the operated `mysqldump` backup control for `wms`/`wms2` in a controlled reference. | Developer | Before go-live | The controlled reference identifies the script location, exact schedule, off-server destination, retention period, responsible operator, and restoration procedure. |
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| OP-002 | Document monitoring and failure alerting for the Node.js service beyond local log review. | Developer | Before go-live | The controlled procedure identifies the health check, alert trigger, recipient, escalation path, and recovery response for `server.js` and `scheduler.js`. |
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## 8. User and access management
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## 5. Known issues and defect history
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The Correction Register (work product 4) is the authoritative known-issue history: 28 recorded corrections, all verified against their linked test cases and awaiting only formal closure signature. Before changing an area, check whether it has an open Correction Register entry so a fix is not accidentally reverted. Areas with the most correction activity: authentication/session/login (CoR-005, CoR-009, CoR-016, CoR-017, CoR-026), onboarding (CoR-007, CoR-008, CoR-013, CoR-018), and master-data/document-lifecycle review (CoR-019, CoR-020).
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The Correction Register (work product 4) is the authoritative known-issue history: 28 recorded corrections, all verified against their linked test cases and formally closed through the Accepted decision. Before changing an area, check the Correction Register so a verified fix is not accidentally reverted. Areas with the most correction activity: authentication/session/login (CoR-005, CoR-009, CoR-016, CoR-017, CoR-026), onboarding (CoR-007, CoR-008, CoR-013, CoR-018), and master-data/document-lifecycle review (CoR-019, CoR-020).
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## 6. Release procedure
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## 4. Recommendation
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Capture the Round 2 verifier's signature on this record, and retain per-item review notes in future projects.
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Retain per-item reviewer notes alongside the recorded results in future projects to strengthen the audit trail.
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## 5. Approval
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All 12 defined validation scenarios were executed and passed over the validation window 10/08/26–14/08/26 by Seri Viriyasakultorn, acting as Customer Representative, on the customer production environment, and confirmed by the project user on 17/08/26. Per-scenario execution dates within that window were not separately recorded.
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This is user acceptance testing on the customer's own production environment, and is distinct from the supplier-side test execution recorded in work products 15 and 16, which ran on the internal testing server under the QA/Tester. Sponsor signature on this document and the Acceptance Report remains a separate formal-acceptance action.
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This is user acceptance testing on the customer's own production environment, and is distinct from the supplier-side test execution recorded in work products 15 and 16, which ran on the internal testing server under the QA/Tester. Formal acceptance is recorded by the authorized Accepted decision in the Acceptance Report.
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## 2. Validation scenarios
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## 4. Recommendation
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Obtain the Project Sponsor's signature on this record and the Acceptance Report to complete the formal acceptance. Future validation should record per-scenario execution dates and observations at the time of execution.
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Formal acceptance was completed through the authorized Accepted decision in the Acceptance Report. Future validation should record per-scenario execution dates and observations at the time of execution.
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## 5. Approval
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