Debugging and UAT Testing in D365 Fin&Ops

 The Step Into button will go into the Insert method to continue debugging.

The Step Over button will go to the next line and not descend into the Insert method.

The Step Out button will run the code until the function is complete and not go into the Insert method.


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After all customer requirements have been handled by either configuration, customization, and integration, we need to know how to perform user acceptance testing (UAT) in finance and operations apps to validate the solution. 

User acceptance testing is an important step in the go-live preparation. You can perform automated tests by using the Regression suite automation tool (RSAT).


To test and evaluate the customer solution prior to go-live, we need to have an environment of finance and operations apps, with all the configurations and possible customizations through extensions.

It is always beneficial to have a methodology to ensure that creation and testing is organized and planned properly for short, efficient, and role-focused test case scenarios.

We can use the task recorder and business process modeler (BPM) to create user acceptance test libraries. The task recorder is a powerful tool to record test cases, and we can organize them by business processes by using BPM.

We can use BPM to distribute test libraries to our customers through Lifecycle Services and Lifecycle Services solutions.

We can also use BPM to write and distribute test libraries across different projects and teams.

Because BPM can be synchronized with Azure DevOps (formerly known as Visual Studio Team Services), test cases are automatically created (including test steps) in your Azure DevOps project.


Summary:

The main purpose of user acceptance testing (UAT) is to verify that specific business scenarios working as we expected.

The goal is to help us catch issues or errors before you go to the production environment without needing a developer to code for us.

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