Q: 7
You are defining the testing strategy for your project.
What would you include in a scope of Integration Test? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this
question.
Options
Discussion
D , interfaces and end-to-end flows are core for SAP integration tests here.
D imo. Interfaces (A) can be easy to miss but are usually a core part of integration testing in SAP, not just infrastructure like B. A lot of folks pick B as a trap since connectivity is more basic, not the integration focus. Pretty sure it's A and D from similar questions I've seen.
My pick: B and D. I think checking server connectivity (B) along with end-to-end business flows (D) covers most integration pain points in SAP, especially from a technical perspective. Not totally sure if interfaces (A) isn't more of a separate check though. Someone see it differently?
C/D? Not sure which fits better for integration test scope here.
Yeah, it's A and D for integration test scope. Interfaces with other apps plus end-to-end business process checks fit best here.
A or D for sure. Saw a similar question in practice, picked A/D but could see confusion with C.
Not sure about picking B here. Integration testing is more about how apps interact than network stuff. So it's A and D.
If connectivity in option B means just network basics, that's not really integration testing but more technical setup. I'd still say A and D, though some exam questions blur this line so not 100 percent.
B and D
Had something like this in a mock, and it was A and D.
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