Microsoft 70-497 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft 70-497 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 61:

  You are using Microsoft Visual Studio 2012.

  A requirement has been removed and you need to update the five corresponding test cases to reflect this by changing their state.

  You need to simultaneously update the state of these five test cases.

  What are two possible ways to accomplish this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

  A. In Team Explorer, run a query that returns the five test cases. In the Results pane, highlight all five test cases and click Refresh.
  B. In MTM, run a query that returns the five test cases. In the Results pane, highlight all five test cases and click Run.
  C. Navigate to Web Access, run the query that returns the five test cases, select the five test cases, and edit selected work items.
  D. In Microsoft Excel, open a query that returns the five test cases. Update the State field of all of the work items. Click Publish.
  E. In Team Explorer, run a query that returns the five test cases. In the Results pane, update the state and save each test case.
  C. Navigate to Web Access, run the query that returns the five test cases, select the five test cases, and edit selected work items.
  D. In Microsoft Excel, open a query that returns the five test cases. Update the State field of all of the work items. Click Publish.

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  In Team Explorer, we can query the work item databases by using a new query language Microsoft provides: Work Item Query Language (WIQL), which has a SQL-like construct. From Team Explorer or Web Access we can create new queries or modify existing ones.

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  You can make bulk updates to many work items at a time by using Team Web Access, Office Excel, or Office Project.

• Question 62:

  You are a test developer using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  You have copied a test case that has five parameters.

  You need to change the parameter names in the new test case and keep the parameter values intact.

  What should you do?

  A. For each parameter, click Rename parameter in the Parameter Values pane.
  B. Replace the existing parameters with new, renamed parameters.
  C. Edit each test step and rename the parameters.
  D. Copy and paste the data values from the old parameters into new parameters.
  A. For each parameter, click Rename parameter in the Parameter Values pane.

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  To rename a parameter, choose the parameter in one of the rows in Parameter Values and then choose Rename parameter. The Rename parameter dialog box is displayed. You can then change the name of your parameter throughout your shared steps.

  Reference: How to: Add Parameters to Shared Steps

• Question 63:

  Your team uses Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to manage your test cases.

  You need to execute a test case multiple times. Each time, the test case will have a different data value.

  Which three actions should you perform in sequence? To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.

  Select and Place:

  

  

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  * Step 1:

  * Step 2:

  

  1. To add the values for the parameters, choose one of the columns for the parameters. A new row is displayed to use to add a set of parameter values.

  2. Type the values for all your parameters.

  Step 3:

  (Optional) To enter another iteration for your test, choose Enter.

  Another row is displayed to add another set of parameter values.

  Note: If you want to run a manual test case multiple times with different data, you do not have to create multiple copies of the test case. You can add parameters to the actions or expected results for any test step in your test case. Then you can add multiple sets of values for the parameters that you want to use in your test. Each set of values for the parameters is run as an individual iteration of the test using Test Runner. You can copy the value of each parameter when you run the test and then paste the value into your input field in your application under test.

  Reference: How to: Add Parameters to a Manual Test Case To Run Multiple Times with Different Data

• Question 64:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You are using the Microsoft Solution Framework (MSF) for Agile Software Development process template.

  You have created a test plan named Validate_User_Registration that contains test cases for validating new user registrations.

  All the user stories for the new user registration feature have been stored as work items in 2012.

  You need to associate the user registration user stories with the test cases in the Validate_User_Registration test plan.

  What should you do?

  A. Open the test plan. Use the Add requirements function to add the user registration requirements.
  B. Open the test cases. Upload the user registration requirements document as an attachment.
  C. Open the test cases. From the Tested User Stories tab, link the test case to the associated user stories.
  D. Open the test plan. Link the user registration requirements document to the test plan.
  A. Open the test plan. Use the Add requirements function to add the user registration requirements.

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  Add an existing requirement to your test plan To add an existing requirement to your test plan

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  Open Microsoft Test Manager.

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  From the Testing Center, click Plan and then click Contents. The Contents pane is displayed.

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  To add a requirement to your test plan, select the location where you want to place it in the test suite hierarchy and then click Add requirements. The Add existing requirements to this test plan dialog box is displayed.

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  Select any requirements that you want to add to the test plan, and then click Add requirements to this test plan. Etc.

  Reference: How to: Add Requirements or User Stories to Your Test Plan

• Question 65:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  Your company plans to support SQL Server and third-party databases for the application under test.

  You need to test both the SQL Server and third-party databases using one test case to capture test results.

  What are two possible ways to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

  A. Add new database run options.
  B. Add new database test settings.
  C. Add a new database test configuration.
  D. Add new database test configuration variables.
  B. Add new database test settings.
  D. Add new database test configuration variables.

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  B: Using Visual Studio, you can run your tests and also collect data and diagnostics when you run your tests. You use test settings to specify the data and diagnostics that you want to collect.

  

  You can use Test settings in Microsoft Test Manager and Visual Studio to collect extra data when you run your tests.

  D: A test configuration is a combination of configuration variable values. Your configuration variables could be, for example, operating system, browser, CPU type, database. Reference: Setting Up Machines and Collecting Diagnostic Information Using Test Settings

• Question 66:

  You are a managing test cases by using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).

  You create a new configuration.

  You need to select the new configuration for all test cases in a test suite.

  What are two possible ways to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

  A. Select the new configuration as the default configuration for the test suite.
  B. Select the test suite and use Configurations to select the new configuration for the test suite.
  C. Select all of the test cases in the test suite and use Configurations to select the new configuration for the selected tests.
  D. Select the test suite and use Select test configurations for all tests to select the new configuration.
  A. Select the new configuration as the default configuration for the test suite.
  C. Select all of the test cases in the test suite and use Configurations to select the new configuration for the selected tests.

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  C: In the test plan, you can set the configurations to be used for one or more test cases:

  

  A: Set the default configurations for your test plan

  Instead of setting the configurations for each test case separately, set the default configurations for in the properties of your test plan. The defaults apply both to new test cases and to test cases that you copy from a previous plan.

  To set the defaults, choose Testing Center, Plan, Contents. Select the test plan at the root of the tree. Then choose the drop-down selection at Default configurations.

  

  Reference: Test Configurations - specifying test platforms

• Question 67:

  Your team uses Microsoft Test Manager to manage test cases. You are testing an ASP.NET MVC web application hosted on one of your internal servers, which is named WebSrv1. Your application connects to a SQL Server database hosted on a server named DBSrv1.

  You want to configure your test plan so that it collects diagnostic data from your test machine and all servers used by your application.

  Which four actions should you perform in sequence? To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.

  Select and Place:

  

  

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  Step 1- Step 2:

  1. If the application you are testing is a website or has a server component, and you want to collect data from the servers:

  a) Create a lab environment. It can be a standard environment or an SCVMM environment.

  b) In the Properties of your test plan, set the test environment you want to use for manual tests.

  Step 2:

  1. Choose an existing test settings file, or create a new one.

  2. Give the test settings file a name.

  Step 3:

  3. Choose the lab environment you want to use for your tests.

  

  Step 4:

  4. For each machine role, choose the data you want to collect from that machine.

  

  Reference: Collect more diagnostic data in manual tests

• Question 68:

  You are a software quality manager. Your company is using Microsoft Visual Studio to develop an application.

  Your development team is almost finished with its first iteration. The testing team is preparing to verify that the product requirements are met.

  You need to test the requirements.

  Which three actions should you perform in sequence? To answer, move the correct actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order.

  Select and Place:

  

  

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  * Requirements-based suites are derived from Product Backlog Items, User Stories, or other requirements. The suite contains all the test cases that are linked to its requirement. This type helps you track how well each requirement has been tested.

  * Test plans and suites are just a way of organizing test cases. You can add a test case to more than one suite or test plan, or none. Reference: Organizing Test Cases Using Test Suites

• Question 69:

  You are running a manual test using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You have chosen to create an action recording.

  You want to pause the test run and exit the test runner.

  Before you exit the test runner, you need to mark the test case as being in progress.

  Which action should you perform in the test runner?

  A. Close
  B. Return to Testing Center
  C. Save
  D. Save and Close
  B. Return to Testing Center

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  I am running manual test using Test Runner. In here, I can pause the test and return to Testing Center. However, after I have done my work in Testing Center, how do I resume my test? A) There is discoverability issue around here and many folks have stumbled on this. You can use the button highlighted below to go back to Test Runner.

  

• Question 70:

  Your company's test team is working through their bug backlog and tracking their progress on the Bugs dashboard.

  The bug backlog continues to grow, but the reports that appear on the Bugs dashboard are neither accurate nor useful.

  You need to establish a best practice that will ensure the reports on the Bugs dashboard are accurate and useful.

  Which four actions should you perform in sequence? To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order. More than one order of answer choices may be correct. You will receive credit for any of the correct orders you select.

  Select and Place:

  

  

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  Note:

  Required activities for tracking bugs

  For the reports that appear in the Bugs dashboard to be useful and accurate, the team must perform the following activities:

  * Define Bugs, and specify their Iteration and Area paths.

  * Assign each Bug to the team member who is working to resolve or close it.

  * Specify the Priority of each Bug.

  * Update the State of each Bug as the team fixes, verifies, and closes it.

  Reference: Bugs dashboard