Abstract
We develop a generalized recursive method to obtain error probabilities and the expected sample size for a truncated SPRT with converging boundaries. Using Wald's constant bounds, for IID normal observations, integer truncation points are obtained that guarantee actual error probabilities no worse than the desired probabilities. A simple relationship is established to predict the expected sample size. Anderson's converging boundaries are applied to a discrete observation process. It is found that some of these boundaries are conservative while others yield actual error probabilities that are higher than desired. Other converging boundaries are also considered.