You work as a Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 tester at Domain.com. You received instruction to test your BizTalk application.

You are currently testing a BizTalk application that has recently been deployed to your Testing server environment. You suspect a failure in a deployed orchestration. To diagnose the problem, you need to see message flow at each stage in an orchestration. Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 makes provision for several utilities. You thus need to make use of the appropriate tool to allow you to view the message flow at each orchestration stage.

What should you do?

A.
Use the Health and Activity Tracking (HAT) Orchestration Debugger tool.

B.
Use the Tracking Profile Editor.

C.
Use the BizTalk Explorer View utility.

D.
Use the BizTalk Administration Console Group Hub Page.

Explanation:
The Orchestration Debugger is a special HAT view that allows a user to see message flow at each stage in an orchestration. This would be the utility to use in this scenario.

Incorrect Answers:
B: The Tracking Profile Editor is used to link event sources to Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) activity definitions. It has no direct bearing on system health and will thus allow you to view the message flow at each orchestration stage.
C: The BizTalk Explorer View is a tool used by developers to manage BizTalk artifacts, but it provides almost no data regarding the state of those artifacts. This option would thus not help you to view the message flow at each orchestration stage.
D: The BizTalk Administration Console’s Group Hub Page is used to provide a quick snapshot of system health.
This is not the same as the message flow at each orchestration stage.