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You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You have test cases that use a shared steps work item. You plan to replace the shared steps work item with a new implementation. You need to find the test…
The correct answer is A. A Direct Links query B. Shared Steps Manager. A: Link Type: Predecessor-Successor (Dependency topology) - Track tasks that must be completed before others can be started. When you plan work using Project, linked tasks are represented as predecessor-successor links in TFS. - Support one-to-many relationships. - Find and…
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- AA Direct Links query
- BShared Steps Manager
- CThe TCM.exe utility
- DThe WitAdmin.exe utility
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(48 responses)- A79% (38)
- C13% (6)
- D8% (4)
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A: Link Type: Predecessor-Successor (Dependency topology) - Track tasks that must be completed before others can be started. When you plan work using Project, linked tasks are represented as predecessor-successor links in TFS. - Support one-to-many relationships. - Find and view predecessor work items and their successor work items in a two-tiered, direct links query view. B: Q: Can I find all my shared steps, and all the test cases where they are used? A: Yes. Open Microsoft Test Manager and look under Organize, Shared Steps Manager. not C: the TCM.exe command-line application. This command-line isn't intended to be an alternative for everything you can do in Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) but rather to fill some gaps and enable some of the less common scenarios that still may be important for some testers. Not D: You can change how you track your team's progress by creating and customizing objects that track work items. By using the witadmin command-line tool, you can create, delete, import, and export objects such as categories, global lists, global workflow, types of links, and types of work items. You can also permanently delete types of work item types, and you can delete, list, or change the attributes of fields in work item.
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