Microsoft 70-497 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Microsoft 70-497 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 81:

  Your team uses the Microsoft Visual Studio Scrum process template for a project. Your team uses the Area to filter by Function, with subcategories pertinent to those functions. Your stakeholders want to be able to view requirements and quality reports by specific department.

  You need to modify the Test Case Readiness report to add a filter so that the report can be filtered appropriately.

  Which five 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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  Note:

  * You can filter the Test Case Readiness report to show only those test cases that are defined for the product areas, states, and priorities that you specify. The following illustration shows the available filters:

  

  By using Report Builder or Report Designer, you can allow users to update reports without granting them read access to the databases.

  * Example:

  To add a custom filter, example:

  1. In Report Dataset Designer, on the View menu, choose C/AL code to open the C/AL Editor.

  2. In the OnPreReport trigger, add the following code: ReportFilters := Customer.GETFILTERS;. Close the C/AL Editor.

  3. In Report Dataset Designer, right-click the Cust. Ledger Entry DataItem, and then choose New to create a new row at the bottom of the Customer DataItem.

  4. In the new row, in the Data Source field, enter the following code: Customer.TABLECAPTION+':' + ReportFilters. In the Name field, enterCust_ReportFilter.

  5. Repeat step 3 to create a new row at the bottom of the Customer DataItem.

  6. (step 4) In the new empty row, in the Data Source field, choose the AssistEdit button to open the C/AL Symbol Menu window. In the leftmost window, selectReportFilters, and then choose the OK button. In the Name field, enter ReportFilters.

  7. On the File menu, choose Save to save the report.

  8. In the Save window, make sure that Compile is selected, and then choose the OK button.

  9. On the View menu, choose Layout to open the RDLC layout in Microsoft Visual Studio.

  10. In the body section of the layout, select the List control and move the report down to create space at the top of the report.

  11. On View menu, choose Report Data to display the Report Data pane.

  12. (step 5) On the DataSource node, under DataSet_Result, drag the Cust_ ReportFilter item to the space you that you created at the top of the body of the Report Designer (step 5).

  Reference: Walkthrough: Adding Company Information, Custom Filters, and Formatting to a Report

• Question 82:

  Your client has a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2013 installation with Lab Management. The client uses the Microsoft stack to test tools.

  The testing team uses manual and automated testing.

  You are testing the following two scenarios of Acceptance Criteria for the story:

  Scenario 1

  "Given a non-rewards member goes to the reservations site, when entering Tampa, FL, as the city

  and an arrival date of 12/25/2014

  and a departure date of 1/1/2015,

  then the website should show a hotel room with the price of $225 per night and another hotel room with a price of $199 per night."

  Scenario 2

  "Given a non-rewards member goes to the reservations site, when entering Denver, CO, as the city

  and an arrival date of 1/25/2015

  and a departure date of 1/27/2015,

  then the website should show a hotel room with the price of $145 per night and another hotel room with a price of $186 per night."

  You need to create a flexible manual test case that can accommodate the two scenarios. The test should include three parameters, one for the city, one for the trip dates, and one for the results.

  What should you do?

  

  A. Option A
  B. Option B
  C. Option C
  D. Option D
  A. Option A

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  When you plan manual tests there are some sequences of steps, such as logging in, that occur in many test cases. To avoid having to enter these sequences again and again, create shared steps. Reference: Share steps between test cases

• Question 83:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to manage customer service bug reports.

  A customer has reported a problem and provided documentation of the steps to reproduce the problem.

  You need to use exploratory testing to create a bug and associate the bug to a new test case.

  What should you do? (To answer, move the five 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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  Box 1: Start an exploratory test session and perform the steps to reproduce the bug.

  In the Exploratory Testing window, choose Start.

  Run the application and explore its features. For example, open a web browser and log in to your website.

  Box 2: From the exploratory test window, create a bug.

  When you find flaws in the application, choose Create bug.

  

  Box 3: Add a title, optionally, edit the new bug.

  

  Box 4: From the bug, use the Save and create test option to create the test case.

  Box 5: Add a title and, optionally, edit the new test case.

• Question 84:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to perform exploratory testing.

  You need to insert an image into the comment area for the test run.

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

  A. Use the Add screenshot tool in the exploratory test runner and drag the selection box over the area of the screen you want to capture.
  B. Capture the image you want to insert by using your favorite screen capture utility and paste the image into the comment area of the exploratory testing window.
  C. Capture the image you want to insert by using your favorite screen capture utility and save the file to disk. Add the image as an attachment to the test run.
  D. Capture the image you want to insert by using your favorite screen capture utility. Drag and drop the file onto the comment area from the Windows Explorer.
  A. Use the Add screenshot tool in the exploratory test runner and drag the selection box over the area of the screen you want to capture.
  C. Capture the image you want to insert by using your favorite screen capture utility and save the file to disk. Add the image as an attachment to the test run.

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  A: While you work with the application, add comments and screenshots in the Test Runner window.

  

  C: * Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) helps you by recording the actions you perform as you work with your application. You can also record screenshots, comments, file attachments, audio narration and screen video.

• Question 85:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to manage test cases.

  You want to review all test cases with shared steps.

  You need to build a direct links query that will generate a list of all test cases in the team project that use a shared step.

  Which three actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)

  A. Set the linked work items filter to Work item type = Shared Steps.
  B. Set the main query to Team Project = @Project AND Work Item Type = Test Case.
  C. Return all top-level work items.
  D. Return only items that have the specified links.
  E. Return only items that do not have the specified links.
  A. Set the linked work items filter to Work item type = Shared Steps.
  B. Set the main query to Team Project = @Project AND Work Item Type = Test Case.
  D. Return only items that have the specified links.

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  Q: How do I link test cases, shared steps, and test results?

  A: The link types, Tested and Tested By are used to link test cases to work items, and Test Case and Shared Steps are used to link Shared steps to test cases.

  Using Microsoft Test Manager, you can create test cases and test plans which define and manage these associations. Also, Test Manager creates and manages the associations of test results to test cases and test plans.

• Question 86:

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

  You are creating manual test cases so that your team can run the tests as part of the test process.

  You need to ensure that testers have to specify whether a test step passes or fails before they finish running the test case.

  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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  Note:

  Step 1: Add a manual test case to your test plan.

  Step 2-3: Add the steps to perform during the test. Don't forget to include the expected results.

  

  Reference: Plan manual tests with Microsoft Test Manager

• Question 87:

  You are the product manager for Contoso, Ltd. You are using Microsoft Visual Studio to develop a new product.

  Management wants to extend the audience for the new product to include Windows 8 devices. The development team creates an alpha copy of the application for initial testing. A main requirement is to test the application on a device that has

  never been used for testing.

  You need to configure the device for testing after installing the remote debugger.

  Which application should you use?

  A. Microsoft Test Manager
  B. Windows App Studio
  C. Your Windows Store App
  D. Microsoft Test Tools Adapter
  D. Microsoft Test Tools Adapter

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  Prepare the Windows 8 device for testing:

  1) If possible, use the same user credentials or the same Microsoft Live ID on the Windows 8 device and on the computer that is running Microsoft Test Manager.

  If the user is different, the machine that you are running Microsoft Test Manager from will display a credentials dialog box when you try to connect.

  2) Install the Remote Debugger on the device that you want to test. If you have problems with this part, you can see this article about Installing the Remote Debugger. The Microsoft Test Tools Adapter Configuration Tool will appear on the

  device as a new tile.

  3) Choose the Microsoft Test Tools Adapter Configuration Tool tile in Windows 8.

  4) Choose Start Service in the configuration dialog box for Microsoft Test Tools Adapter to configure the Microsoft Test Tools Adapter.

  Note: Before you can run a manual test on a Windows 8 remote device from Microsoft Test Manager 2012, you must install the Remote Debugger on the device that you want to test. The Remote Debugger includes the Microsoft Test Tools

  Adapter, which is automatically installed and runs as a service on the remote device to enable testing.

• Question 88:

  Your testing team has a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2013 with a Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) environment. No new configurations have been added yet to

  this environment. Your organization is upgrading all computers from Windows 7 to Windows 8.1.

  The organization has decided to standardize on Internet Explorer (IE) 11 for all internal computers. As a result, the testing team needs to test everything on IE 11. Since this conversion

  will take a year to implement, the testing team needs to leave current configurations in place.

  You need to set up an IE 11 configuration to use in your current test cases.

  Which five 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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  Note:

  To define configuration variables

  1. Open Microsoft Test Manager. Step 1:

  2. From the Testing Center, click Organize and then click Test Configuration Manager. The Test Configuration Manager pane is displayed.

  Step 2:

  3. Click Manage Configuration Variables.

  The Manage Configuration Variables dialog box is displayed. All the configuration variables that are in your team project are listed.

  Etc.

  

  Reference: How to: Create Test Configurations

• Question 89:

  You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You are using the Microsoft Solution Framework (MSF) for Agile Software Development process template. Your TFS environment includes SharePoint Server 2010 Enterprise Edition and

  reporting integration.

  You need to identify the number of bugs that are open and assigned to you.

  What should you do?

  A. Open the Track tab in MTM and click the My Assigned Bugs link.
  B. Open the Bugs Dashboard and view the Bug Progress report.
  C. Open a Visual Studio 2012 Command prompt and run the ActiveBugList.exe command, pasting in username as a parameter.
  D. Open the Bugs Dashboard and view the Active Bugs by Assignment report.
  D. Open the Bugs Dashboard and view the Active Bugs by Assignment report.

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  * By using the Bugs dashboard, the team can answer the following questions:

  / Is the number of active Bugs acceptable based on team goals? Is the team postponing too many Bugs?

  / Is the team finding, fixing, and closing Bugs quickly enough to meet expectations and at a rate that matches previous development cycles?

  / Is the team addressing high priority bugs before lower priority bugs? / Does any team member need help in resolving bugs?

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  Reference: Bugs dashboard

• Question 90:

  You are a development operations engineer. You are a member of the development team and are working on Project A. You are in the middle of a Sprint 5.

  The developers assign work items that instruct you to make changes to config files for web services. The development team needs to add a new functionality to the web services during the sprint.

  You need to query the work items assigned to you that are related to the new functionality.

  Which filters should you configure in order to build a flat list of work items? To answer, configure the appropriate options in the dialog box in the answer area.

  Hot Area:

  

  

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  Reference: Query for work items Reference: Query fields, operators, values, and variables