Q:

Your company is developing a custom feature for their Microsoft Dynamics 365 finance and operations appsthat automates complex financial calculations. The feature has multiple dependencies across different modules and requires rigorous testing to ensure accuracy and performance.

You need to establish a testing approach that allows for the validation of the custom feature's functionality within the context of the entire application and identifies potential performance issues.

What should you recommend? Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.

 

Wrong: Use the Task recorder to capture the financial calculations and replay them for testing purposes.

Wrong: Conduct performance testing by measuring the response time of the feature when accessed by the maximum number of users.

To validate the custom feature's functionality within the context of the entire application and identify potential performance issues, it is recommended to implement unit/component testing using the SysTest framework . This allows for testing of the feature's performance and logic in isolation. Additionally, performing testing using the Acceptance Test Library (ATL) tool helps simulate real-world usage and validate the feature within the application's ecosystem.

Option is incorrect as it suggests a post-deployment feedback approach rather than a pre-deployment testing strategy. Using the Task recorder to capture the financial calculations and replay them for testing purposes is not the correct approach, as Task recorder is used for documentation and training, not for performance testing. Conducting performance testing by measuring the response time of the feature when accessed by the maximum number of users describes load testing, not functional or unit testing.

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