If you have the option:
I do all of the testing that I can, but I also write in that in the event of an exception write to a log (standard) and then email to me an exception report. The exception report typically contains the user that hit it, the page/file that hit it, and method that returned the exception.
In the morning I drink coffee and read fix up the exceptions.
Luckily, I haven't received any lately (fingers crossed).
If you have the option: I do all of the testing that I can, but I also write in that in the event of an exception write to a log (standard) and then email to me an exception report. The exception report typically contains the user that hit it, the page/file that hit it, and method that returned the exception. In the morning I drink coffee and read fix up the exceptions. Luckily, I haven't received any lately (fingers crossed).