When testing case behavior in an online shopping application, which clipboard page category would you likely consult to find a customer's previous orders?

The correct answer is Data Pages. Data Pages in Pega are designed to retrieve and store data from an external source or a specific location within the application, such as customer order information. When testing case behavior in an online shopping application, you would use Data Pages to access a customer's previous orders, as they can provide a standardized and efficient way to load and reuse data for different cases.

Data Pages can be designed to pull data from various sources, like databases or external systems, making them ideal for handling complex data scenarios such as retrieving previous orders associated with a customer. This capability allows for dynamic and context-sensitive data retrieval, which is essential when simulating user interactions in application testing.

In contrast, System Pages are primarily used for system-wide settings and interactions, Linked Property Pages are focused on sharing properties across different objects, and Property Pages are generally used to display or manage specific data fields within a case. While they may have their own uses, they are not suited for locating aggregated customer order information like Data Pages.