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| Question ID 10193 | You are directing your team to use Microsoft Visio 2010 to design SharePoint 2010 workflows. You need to ensure that the workflow designs are validated. What should you tell the team to do? |
| Option A | Use Drawing Explorer in the Visio 2010 Developer menu |
| Option B | Use Check Diagram in the Visio 2010 Process menu. |
| Option C | Export the workflow in Visio 2010. Import the Workflow Visio Interchange (.vwi) file into Visual Studio 2010. Set breakpoints in the workflow and step through the code using the debugger |
| Option D | Export the workflow in Visio 2010. Import the Workflow Visio Interchange (.vwi) file into SharePoint Designer and debug the workflow |
| Correct Answer | B |
| Question ID 10194 | You are designing a SharePoint 2010 workflow that will be used to monitor invoices. The workflow has the following requirements: Invoices may have a status of Submitted, Reviewed, Rejected, Returned for Revision, or Approved. Not every status applies to every invoice. You need to design the workflow to monitor the status of the invoices as they are processed. Which approach should you recommend? |
| Option A | Use Visio 2010 to create the workflow. Select the Set Workflow Status shape and configure it to execute when the status of an invoice changes. |
| Option B | . Use Visio 2010 to create the workflow. Before each status action, add a Start shape to initiate the workflow action. |
| Option C | Use SharePoint Designer 2010 to create a reusable declarative workflow. |
| Option D | Use Visual Studio 2010 to create a state machine workflow. |
| Correct Answer | D |