How can you view the flow of the TestCase in Tosca?

• A. Open the ScratchBook to inspect steps.
• B. Click on the 'Control Flow Diagram' tab on the TestCase.
• C. Review the ExecutionList in the project settings.
• D. Run the test and read the runtime log.

Answer: (B)

In Tosca, the flow of a TestCase is visualized with the Control Flow Diagram. This diagram presents the sequence of steps, branches, loops, and calls to sub-Tests, giving you a clear map of how the TestCase will execute. To view it, open the TestCase and switch to the Control Flow Diagram tab; you’ll see nodes for each step connected by arrows, with indicators for conditional paths and blocks that show decisions and repetitions. This view helps you understand the exact execution path, which is especially useful for debugging or reviewing test design. Other options don’t provide the overall structure: the ScratchBook is for notes and individual steps, not the formal flow; the ExecutionList in project settings shows past runs rather than the test’s design flow; and running the test to read the runtime log reflects what happened during a specific run, not the intended flow diagram.