Which action runs only a selected portion of a test case?

• A. Right-click on the Test Case and Run in Scratchbook.
• B. Select objects and press F6 to run the selected objects.
• C. Run the entire Test Case.
• D. Use a separate tool.

Answer: (B)

In Tosca, you can run only a portion of a test case by selecting the specific test steps (objects) you want to execute and then starting the run for that selection. The quickest and most reliable way to do this is to select the desired objects and press the F6 key, which launches execution only for those selected items. This targeted run is ideal for isolating and testing a particular flow or debugging a subset without waiting for the entire test case to execute. Running the whole test case would execute every step, not just the portion you picked. Using Run in Scratchbook or employing a separate tool aren’t geared toward executing just a subset in the same direct way as selecting objects and using the F6 shortcut.