TOSCA TRICENTIS AS2 NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
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How to create a TestSheet? - ANS -Right-click on the TestCaseDesign Folder and select Create
TestSheet.
The statement OR indicates that only one of the conditions must be met for Tosca to use this
TestStep in the automation.
By default, Tosca will set the logical statement to OR if more than one condition is added.
You should limit the use of OR conditions, they can overcomplicate our Conditions set, with
several layers of OR statements piled up.
What are the Operators for Conditions? - ANS -Operator == is used, the element must be equal
to a property for Tosca to use this TestStep in the automation.
Operator != can be used to simplify the Conditions set.
This operator means not equal to, or everything except.
Key Points for Conditions. - ANS -1. Conditions instruct Tosca on when to use (or not to use)
certain TestSteps, TestFolders or Values.
2. Drag and drop Conditions from the TestSheet.
How many TestSheets can be linked to a Template at a time? - ANS -Only one TestSheet
How do you create a TestSheet? - ANS -In the TestCaseDesign section, right click on the folder
where the TestSheet should be created and select "Create TestSheet"
On which levels can Conditions be set? - ANS -TestStep
TestStepFolder
TestStepValue
What kind of operators to test multiple Conditions, in the Condition column? - ANS -AND
, OR
How can the 'Condition" column be added - ANS -Right click on the column headers in the
TestCases section and select "Condition" within the Column Chooser
Features of the Execution Lists. - ANS -The Execution section in Tosca displays and saves the
information generated by the tests.
To allow Execution, link the TestCases to an ExecutionList.
The ExecutionList can then be run to action the tests.
Any previous results are stored and collected, ready for any report.
A developer can then be informed exactly which step failed and what the error message was.
How to create an Execution List? - ANS -There are three ways to create Execution Lists:
1) By clicking Create Object in the EXECUTIONLIST Tab in the Ribbon;
2) Right-clicking on the ExecutionList Folder selecting Create Execution from the Context Menu;
or
3) Using the keyboard Shortcut Ctrl+N; Ctrl+E
Once created, drag and drop the TestCases generated by the Template into the relevant
ExecutionList.
Best Practices for Executions Lists. - ANS -It's best practice to drag and drop the whole
TemplateInstance folder onto the ExecutionList folder, rather than individual TestCases.
This is for easier maintenance. If the folder is linked rather than the individual TestCases, it is
easier to synchronize when the Template is changed.
This synchronization is manually triggered on the ExecutionList ribbon.
Then all ExecutionLists that are linked to the TemplateInstance folder are automatically
updated.
How to get Requirement coverage? - ANS -The TemplateInstance Folder will also need to be
linked to the RequirementSet.
This will populate the results data in the appropriate requirement and RequirementSet,
providing a more complete overview of the requirement coverage.
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+
How to create a TestSheet? - ANS -Right-click on the TestCaseDesign Folder and select Create
TestSheet.
The statement OR indicates that only one of the conditions must be met for Tosca to use this
TestStep in the automation.
By default, Tosca will set the logical statement to OR if more than one condition is added.
You should limit the use of OR conditions, they can overcomplicate our Conditions set, with
several layers of OR statements piled up.
What are the Operators for Conditions? - ANS -Operator == is used, the element must be equal
to a property for Tosca to use this TestStep in the automation.
Operator != can be used to simplify the Conditions set.
This operator means not equal to, or everything except.
Key Points for Conditions. - ANS -1. Conditions instruct Tosca on when to use (or not to use)
certain TestSteps, TestFolders or Values.
2. Drag and drop Conditions from the TestSheet.
How many TestSheets can be linked to a Template at a time? - ANS -Only one TestSheet
How do you create a TestSheet? - ANS -In the TestCaseDesign section, right click on the folder
where the TestSheet should be created and select "Create TestSheet"
On which levels can Conditions be set? - ANS -TestStep
TestStepFolder
TestStepValue
What kind of operators to test multiple Conditions, in the Condition column? - ANS -AND
, OR
How can the 'Condition" column be added - ANS -Right click on the column headers in the
TestCases section and select "Condition" within the Column Chooser
Features of the Execution Lists. - ANS -The Execution section in Tosca displays and saves the
information generated by the tests.
To allow Execution, link the TestCases to an ExecutionList.
The ExecutionList can then be run to action the tests.
Any previous results are stored and collected, ready for any report.
A developer can then be informed exactly which step failed and what the error message was.
How to create an Execution List? - ANS -There are three ways to create Execution Lists:
1) By clicking Create Object in the EXECUTIONLIST Tab in the Ribbon;
2) Right-clicking on the ExecutionList Folder selecting Create Execution from the Context Menu;
or
3) Using the keyboard Shortcut Ctrl+N; Ctrl+E
Once created, drag and drop the TestCases generated by the Template into the relevant
ExecutionList.
Best Practices for Executions Lists. - ANS -It's best practice to drag and drop the whole
TemplateInstance folder onto the ExecutionList folder, rather than individual TestCases.
This is for easier maintenance. If the folder is linked rather than the individual TestCases, it is
easier to synchronize when the Template is changed.
This synchronization is manually triggered on the ExecutionList ribbon.
Then all ExecutionLists that are linked to the TemplateInstance folder are automatically
updated.
How to get Requirement coverage? - ANS -The TemplateInstance Folder will also need to be
linked to the RequirementSet.
This will populate the results data in the appropriate requirement and RequirementSet,
providing a more complete overview of the requirement coverage.
