To answer this question, let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:

Option A) Defects grid - The defects grid is a feature that allows you to view and manage defects in a system. It does not specifically provide an audit trail of changes made to each dpfact2.

Option B) Grid filter - The grid filter is a feature that allows you to filter and sort data in a grid. It does not specifically provide an audit trail of changes made to each dpfact2.

Option C) Audit trail - This option is specifically mentioned in the question as a feature that provides an audit trail of changes made to each dpfact2. An audit trail is a log or record that tracks any changes made to a particular item or data.

Option D) History tab - This option is the correct answer. The history tab is a feature that provides an audit trail of changes made to each dpfact2. It allows you to view the chronological sequence of changes made to the dpfact2, including who made the changes and when they were made.

The correct answer is D) History tab. This option is correct because it specifically provides an audit trail of changes made to each dpfact2.

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To associate defects with tests, you can perform the following actions:

A. Associate tests from the Test Plan module with defects: This option is correct. In the Test Plan module, you can associate tests with defects by linking them together. This helps to track the defects associated with specific tests.

B. Associate test sets from the Test Lab module with defects: This option is not correct. In the Test Lab module, you cannot directly associate test sets with defects. Test sets are collections of tests that are executed together, and they do not have a direct relationship with defects.

C. Associate defects with tests run during a manual test run: This option is correct. During a manual test run, if a defect is identified, you can associate it with the specific test run. This allows you to track the defects found during the execution of the test cases.

D. Associate tests with multiple defects: This option is correct. A single test can be associated with multiple defects. This is useful when multiple defects are identified during the execution of a single test case.

Therefore, the correct answers are A, C, and D. These options allow you to associate tests with defects and track the relationship between them.

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To answer this question, let's go through each option to understand which step categories can be added using the Step Generator Tool:

Option A) Test objects - This option is correct because test objects can be added using the Step Generator Tool. Test objects refer to the various elements or components of the system being tested, such as buttons, fields, dropdowns, etc.

Option B) Utility objects - This option is correct because utility objects can also be added using the Step Generator Tool. Utility objects refer to objects or elements that are used for support or auxiliary purposes in the testing process, such as data files, configuration files, or log files.

Option C) Functions - This option is correct because functions can be added using the Step Generator Tool. Functions refer to the predefined actions or operations that can be performed on the test objects or utility objects, such as clicking a button, entering text in a field, or reading data from a file.

Option D) Default object types - This option is incorrect because the Step Generator Tool does not provide the option to add default object types. Default object types refer to the standard or built-in objects that are available in the testing tool or framework.

Therefore, the correct answer is A, B, C. These options are correct because test objects, utility objects, and functions can be added using the Step Generator Tool.

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