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You plan to conduct a manual test for an ASP.NET website by using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You create a test plan named Calculate_Margin by using Testing Center in MTM. You need to link all the…
The correct answer is D. Click Add requirements from the Contents menu of the test plan and associate the new. Add an existing requirement to your test plan To add an existing requirement to your test plan - Open Microsoft Test Manager. - From the Testing Center, click Plan and then click Contents. The Contents pane is displayed. - To add a requirement to your test plan, select the…
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You plan to conduct a manual test for an ASP.NET website by using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You create a test plan named Calculate_Margin by using Testing Center in MTM. You need to link all the test cases that belong to the Calculate_Margin test plan with new requirements that are stored as work items in Team Foundation Server 2012. What should you do?
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- AIn the Links section of the test plan, click Add link to associate the requirements document.
- BAssociate the requirements document with the test plan by name, then add a link by using
- CCreate the test cases within the test plan by using a Test Suite, then associate the new
- DClick Add requirements from the Contents menu of the test plan and associate the new
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(36 responses)- A14% (5)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D78% (28)
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Add an existing requirement to your test plan To add an existing requirement to your test plan - Open Microsoft Test Manager. - From the Testing Center, click Plan and then click Contents. The Contents pane is displayed. - 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 The Add existing requirements to this test plan dialog box is displayed. - Select any requirements that you want to add to the test plan, and then click Add requirements to this test plan.
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