TOSCA TRICENTIS AS1 EXAM
EXAMINATION TEST 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ How the ActionMode Constraint is used? Answer: The ActionMode
Constraint can used on a specific list item to identify the respective list
item. A combination of selected values can be used to identify the list
item.
⩥ How to run a Test Case? Answer: Right-click on the Test Case and
select Run in Scratchbook.
A section of the test case can be run by selecting objects and then press
F6 to run the selected objects.
Add and arrange objects in the ScratchBook and then run them.
⩥ What is the ScratchBook? Answer: The ScratchBook is a Tosca built-
in capability that allows you to perform trial runs of your TestSteps and
TestCases.
Such trial runs create only a temporary result. This temporary result is
not saved and will be overwritten once you'll run a new TestCase or
TestStep in the ScratchBook.
,After execution, the results will appear in the ScratchBook. If a TestStep
fails, a red X appears next to the step with log info, explaining what the
error was. When everything runs correctly, the steps are marked with a
green check mark.
⩥ What is the syntax of the Buffer? Answer: {B[BufferName]}
⩥ How to see the Buffer values? Answer: To see the Buffers directly in
the WorkSpace view, navigate to the Tool section on the Ribbon. Here,
you can find the "Buffer Viewer". In this window, you can see all the
Buffers stored in Tosca. On the left is the Buffer Name, and on the right
is the Buffer Value.
⩥ How could you use a randomly generated value again? Answer:
Buffering the value after its first creation.
⩥ How the Dynamic Expressions are used? Answer: You'll use Dynamic
Expressions if you need to specify values in your TestCases that are not
generated until those particular TestCases are executed.
⩥ What is the syntax of the Test configuration parameter TCP? Answer:
{CP[Testconfigurationparameter]}
, ⩥ What is an XBuffer? Answer: Used for reading out and buffering
dynamic parts of a string for Dynamic Comparison.
⩥ When using the command {XB[Value]}, what is the meaning of the
value inside the []? Answer: The name of the Buffer.
⩥ What is the syntax for Integer Random Values? Answer: Syntax 1 -
{RND[Length of random number]}
Example: {RND[7]} - Create a 7-digit number
Syntax 2 - {RND[Lower limit][Upper limit]}
Example: {RND[-789][123]} - Creates an integer number between -789
and 123
⩥ What is the syntax for Decimals Random Values? Answer: Syntax 1 -
{RNDDECIMAL[Length of random number][Decimal places]}
Example : {RNDDECIMAL[5][2]} - Creates a 5-digit random number
with two decimal places.
Syntax 2 - {RNDDECIMAL[Decimal places][Lower limit][Upper
limit]}
Example: {RNDDECIMAL[4][130][200]} Creates an integer number
between 130 and 200 with four decimal places.
EXAMINATION TEST 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ How the ActionMode Constraint is used? Answer: The ActionMode
Constraint can used on a specific list item to identify the respective list
item. A combination of selected values can be used to identify the list
item.
⩥ How to run a Test Case? Answer: Right-click on the Test Case and
select Run in Scratchbook.
A section of the test case can be run by selecting objects and then press
F6 to run the selected objects.
Add and arrange objects in the ScratchBook and then run them.
⩥ What is the ScratchBook? Answer: The ScratchBook is a Tosca built-
in capability that allows you to perform trial runs of your TestSteps and
TestCases.
Such trial runs create only a temporary result. This temporary result is
not saved and will be overwritten once you'll run a new TestCase or
TestStep in the ScratchBook.
,After execution, the results will appear in the ScratchBook. If a TestStep
fails, a red X appears next to the step with log info, explaining what the
error was. When everything runs correctly, the steps are marked with a
green check mark.
⩥ What is the syntax of the Buffer? Answer: {B[BufferName]}
⩥ How to see the Buffer values? Answer: To see the Buffers directly in
the WorkSpace view, navigate to the Tool section on the Ribbon. Here,
you can find the "Buffer Viewer". In this window, you can see all the
Buffers stored in Tosca. On the left is the Buffer Name, and on the right
is the Buffer Value.
⩥ How could you use a randomly generated value again? Answer:
Buffering the value after its first creation.
⩥ How the Dynamic Expressions are used? Answer: You'll use Dynamic
Expressions if you need to specify values in your TestCases that are not
generated until those particular TestCases are executed.
⩥ What is the syntax of the Test configuration parameter TCP? Answer:
{CP[Testconfigurationparameter]}
, ⩥ What is an XBuffer? Answer: Used for reading out and buffering
dynamic parts of a string for Dynamic Comparison.
⩥ When using the command {XB[Value]}, what is the meaning of the
value inside the []? Answer: The name of the Buffer.
⩥ What is the syntax for Integer Random Values? Answer: Syntax 1 -
{RND[Length of random number]}
Example: {RND[7]} - Create a 7-digit number
Syntax 2 - {RND[Lower limit][Upper limit]}
Example: {RND[-789][123]} - Creates an integer number between -789
and 123
⩥ What is the syntax for Decimals Random Values? Answer: Syntax 1 -
{RNDDECIMAL[Length of random number][Decimal places]}
Example : {RNDDECIMAL[5][2]} - Creates a 5-digit random number
with two decimal places.
Syntax 2 - {RNDDECIMAL[Decimal places][Lower limit][Upper
limit]}
Example: {RNDDECIMAL[4][130][200]} Creates an integer number
between 130 and 200 with four decimal places.
