- ARegression suite automation tool (RSAT), Task recorder
- BSysTest framework
- CData management framework, Acceptance Test Library (ATL) tool
- DOption B
The Regression suite automation tool (RSAT) and Task recorder are the correct tools to use as they allow functional power users to record business tasks and then convert the recordings into a suite of automated tests, without having to write source code. The SysTest framework and Acceptance Test Library (ATL) tool are used for unit and component testing, not for reducing the time and cost of UAT. The Data management framework is used for data integration testing, not for UAT.
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Setting 'Fail on warning message in the Infolog' option to True will cause test cases to fail when a warning message appears, which meets the requirement. The other options do not directly relate to the behavior of test cases in response to warning messages in the Infolog.
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Trace parser is the correct tool for analyzing performance issues and identifying the methods that consume the most time during execution. Performance timer is used for diagnosing client performance issues, Event log is used for logging system events, and Action center is used for managing alerts and tasks.
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Refreshing a page while recording your test is not recommended because RSAT cannot play back a page refresh step. The other options are actually recommended practices when authoring task recordings for RSAT.
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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The SysTest framework is reliable for writing unit tests that are data agnostic and dependent only on the input data provided as part of the test. The ATL framework is used for writing component tests or simple integration tests, and the RSAT is used for integration tests and business cycle tests. Microsoft Excel and Visual Studio Code are not tools used for creating unit tests in Dynamics 365.
Selecting 'Generate > Generate Test Execution and Parameter files' generates both test automation files and a new Excel parameter file in your working directory, which is necessary after updating a recording file with new steps. The other options do not generate a new parameter file that matches the updated recording file.
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The Regression suite automation tool (RSAT) is specifically designed for automating tests in Microsoft Dynamics 365. The SysTest framework is used for unit/component testing, not for test automation. The Acceptance Test Library (ATL) tool is used for acceptance testing, not for test automation. The Task recorder is used for recording tasks, not for test automation.
Wrong:
Disable all security roles for the non-administrator user to prevent unauthorized access during RSAT execution.
Wrong:
Instruct the non-administrator user to execute RSAT test cases manually without using the tool.
Wrong:
Grant the non-administrator user full administrative privileges temporarily during RSAT execution.
Configuring RSAT to use User-Based authentication for the non-administrator user (Option B) is a correct approach, as it ensures secure and appropriate user authentication for test executions. Also, assigning the non-administrator user to a security role with the necessary permissions for RSAT execution (Option E) allows them to execute RSAT test cases without requiring full administrative privileges, making it another correct choice.
Option A is incorrect, as disabling all security roles would restrict the non-administrator user from performing any actions in the system, including executing test cases. Instructing the non-administrator user to execute RSAT test cases manually without using the tool (Option C) is incorrect as it defeats the purpose of using the automation tool. Granting the non-administrator user full administrative privileges temporarily during RSAT execution (Option D) is not a secure practice and could compromise system security.
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Starting all recordings on the main dashboard is a best practice for authoring task recordings for RSAT, as it ensures a consistent starting point for each test case. Beginning recordings at the last accessed page, starting on a random page, or initiating from the most frequently used module are not recommended practices and can lead to inconsistencies.
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