If you use Microsoft Test Manager, you *have to* install Test Scribe! It is a documentation power tool that integrates direction into MTM and allows you to create a Word document based on your Test Plans and you Test Runs. This is a great way to report test progress, create User Acceptance Testing documents, or […]
When TFS 2010 was released, the TFS database structure was changed to accommodate the new concept of Collections. They also changed the warehouse database – the place where data from project collections is gathered (and optimized for reporting). That database houses the data the will later be processed into the Analysis Services cube. If you […]