A database is fit for purpose if it meets the end use and functional requirements. Testing queries and examining actual output against expected output helps to determine fitness for purpose.
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A database is deemed fit for purpose if it meets the requirements determined at the analysis stage.
The functional requirements and query test results can be used to decide if a database solution is fit for purpose.
If the database is not fit for purpose, it will be necessary to revisit previous phases of the development process.