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Microsoft BizTalk Server | Interview Questions | Set 1


Hi Folks,

 Below is list of Some important questions that you may want to go through for a Biztalk developer role opening.

 Sharing the set 1 now just with questions.
Will be sharing more soon.


  1. What is BizTalk Server?
  2. List down components of Biztalk server
  3. Biztalk architecture how is it?
  4. Types of schemas
  5. Document schema vs Envelope schema
  6. How to create envelope schema and its properties
  7. What is Property schema , how to create and its basic properties
  8. Purpose of using Flat file schema
  9. How to create a Flat file schema
  10. What do you mean by Canonical Schema
  11. What's is a message type
  12. Can a schema be without namespace
  13. What is min max and group min max property in a schema
  14. Explain Block default property
  15. Property promotion and types
  16. Distinguished field vs Promoted field
  17. Is it possible to promote XML record of complex content
  18. What is <Any> element in a schema
  19. Max length Promoted field and distinguished field
  20. What's Auto mapping and Default mapping 
  21. Can we have more than one source schema and one in destination
  22. Can we create maps without Links
  23. How to set Global variable in a map
  24. Can and how be a value from orchestration be passed in a map
  25. What is mass copy functoid
  26. Difference between Value mapping and value mapping flattening functoid
  27. Is it possible to reuse a method in Scripting component in a map
  28. Max number of inputs in string concatenation functoid
  29. How to index of current record in looping structure
  30. How are messages created in orchestration
  31. What is metadata of a message in Biztalk
  32. Can recursion be achievable in orchestration
  33. What is Typed and Un typed message in orchestration
  34. State the design patterns in Biztalk orchestration
  35. What is BTDF how to use it
  36. What is binding in . Orchestration and types of binding
  37. What is a scope in orchestration
  38. Types of scope in Orchestration
  39. What are persistence points In Orchestration
  40. What is correlation in Biztalk orchestration and how to use it
  41. Difference between a message assignment and expression shape in orchestration
  42. How to call a non serizable .net helper class in orchestration
  43. Difference between delay shape and listen shape
  44. Difference between call and start orchestration shape in Biztalk orchestration
  45. What is the purpose of Activate recieve shape and can an orchestration start without an activable recieve shape
  46. Why do we set Synchronised == True in a scope
  47. What is max number of properties used for correlation
  48. What is written properties in Biztalk
  49. What is And OR logic in Biztalk orchestration
  50. How to skip an orchestration from being compiled


Stay tuned for answers and more questions.

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PS: These questions are taken down from Actual interviews, hope it helps! 😁

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  1. Bhavani Singh3 March 2019 at 23:55

    Thanks a lot for questions but where are the jobs for BizTalk these days ? :(

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    1. Prasad Pawaskar5 March 2019 at 09:33

      True Bhavani. There are some rare opportunities in MNCs like Accenture, TCS and Capgemini.. but it's turning down to be a very rare and niche skill.

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  2. Akhila28 September 2020 at 22:05

    Nice blog keep posting online biztalk training

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