You work in an international company which is named TXTWIN. And you’re in charge of the company network and use Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 R2.
You’re creating a solution and you have a receive port used to receive messages. The messages match a schema named Request.xsd. You monitor activity on the receive port by using Health and Activity Tracking (HAT). And you find all messages that match the Request.xsd schema by using the Find Message report in HAT.
You intend to filter the Find Message report results on the basis of an element named RequestValue which is not listed in the Property list in the Message properties filter section of the Find Message report.
When future messages that match Request.xsd are viewed in HAT, what should you do to make sure that RequestValue is available in the Message properties filter section?

A.
On the Preferences dialog box, you should use HAT to add the appropriate information in the Analysis Services fields.

B.
Before port processing check boxes select the Request message, and after port processing check boxes, select the Request message,in the receive port properties, under Track Message Properties and under Track Message Bodies,

C.
Before port processing check box, select the Request message and after port processing check box, select the Request message, in the receive port properties, under Track Message Properties.
Before you perform this, you set the OrderValue element as a distinguished field, and redeploy the schema.

D.
You set the OrderValue element as a promoted property and deploy the Property schema.
Select the Always track all properties check box, on the Tracking tab in the schema properties.
In the receive port properties, under Track Message Properties, select the Request message before port processing check box and the Request message after port processing check box.

Explanation:
BURGOS: mnemo: “Find Message report” = “OrderValue … Always track … Track Message”