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DEPENDING on the usage of OBJECTS we DECIDE which repository to USE.

Depending on the usage of Objects we decide which repository to use.

The different ORDINAL IDENTIFIERS in web pages are:
i) Index
ii) Location
III) Creation Time

The different ordinal identifiers in web pages are:
i) Index
ii) Location
iii) Creation Time

SMART IDENTIFICATION is a MECHANISM that helps QUICK Test to identify an object, even when the recorded description fails due to changes in one or more property values.

Smart Identification is a mechanism that helps Quick Test to identify an object, even when the recorded description fails due to changes in one or more property values.

USED by Quick TEST to identify the objects with UNIQUE DESCRIPTION to each of the Object.

Used by Quick Test to identify the objects with unique description to each of the Object.

In RESULTS WINDOW.

In Results window.

Three TYPES of DATA tables are:
i) Global
ii) ACTION
III) Run-Time

Three types of data tables are:
i) Global
ii) Action
iii) Run-Time

The NAVIGATION to delete unwanted RESULTS from QTP is:
START->Programs->QTP->Tools->Test Results DELETION TOOL

The navigation to delete unwanted results from QTP is:
Start->Programs->QTP->Tools->Test Results Deletion Tool

Yes. We can do Batch testing by selecting the tests to be INCLUDED in batch and running them. To add tests to batch the navigation is:
Start -> Programs ->QTP ->Tools->Test Batch Runner -> Add

Yes. We can do Batch testing by selecting the tests to be included in batch and running them. To add tests to batch the navigation is:
Start -> Programs ->QTP ->Tools->Test Batch Runner -> Add

Your SCRIPT will be SKIPPED to the NEXT step if any ERROR occurs in the step. That step is called Optional step.

Your Script will be skipped to the next step if any error occurs in the step. That step is called Optional step.

USING OBJECT REPOSITORY.

Using Object Repository.

WAIT (10)

Wait (10)

i) When waiting for the message box to be OPENED
II) When waiting for the Web Page to be DOWNLOADED

i) When waiting for the message box to be opened
ii) When waiting for the Web Page to be downloaded

It is used to ELIMINATE the anticipated TIMING problems between the Quick test Script and the APPLICATION. Different ways of synchronizations are:
i) WAIT
ii) Sync
iii) Exist
iv) WaitProperty
v) SYNCHRONIZATION timeout

It is used to eliminate the anticipated timing problems between the Quick test Script and the Application. Different ways of synchronizations are:
i) Wait
ii) Sync
iii) Exist
iv) WaitProperty
v) Synchronization timeout

There are 4 types of Status in QTP. They are
i) Passed
ii) Failed
III) WARNING
iv) DONE

There are 4 types of Status in QTP. They are
i) Passed
ii) Failed
iii) Warning
iv) Done

By USING getItemscount METHOD

By using getItemscount method

In Keyword view, keep your CURSOR at a step and CLICK on
INSERT -> Step -> Report
Select the status from the list box, name the message and give the message to be displayed in the DETAILS box.

In Keyword view, keep your cursor at a step and click on
Insert -> Step -> Report
Select the status from the list box, name the message and give the message to be displayed in the details box.

The different types of TRIGGER Events in QTP are:
i) Pop-Up window
ii) Object State
III) TEST RUN Error
iv) Application Crash

The different types of Trigger Events in QTP are:
i) Pop-Up window
ii) Object State
iii) Test Run Error
iv) Application Crash

TRIGGER EVENTS are events that INTERRUPT you in your RUN SESSION.

Trigger Events are events that interrupt you in your run session.

Recovery Scenario Manager will INSTRUCT Quick Test how to handle unexpected EVENTS in the run session. If you EXECUTE your test SCRIPTS unattended then we will GO for Recovery Scenario manager.

Recovery Scenario Manager will instruct Quick Test how to handle unexpected Events in the run session. If you execute your test scripts unattended then we will go for Recovery Scenario manager.

You can exit an ACTION before it runs in its entirety. There are 4 types of Exit action Statements you can use. They are:
i) Exit Action: Exits the current action, regardless of its iteration ATTRIBUTES.
ii) Exit Action Iteration: Exits the current iteration of the action.
iii) Exit Run: Exits the test, regardless of its iteration attributes.
iv) Exit Global Iteration: Exits the current Global Iteration.
You can VIEW the Exit action NODE in the Test Results TREE.

You can exit an action before it runs in its entirety. There are 4 types of Exit action Statements you can use. They are:
i) Exit Action: Exits the current action, regardless of its iteration attributes.
ii) Exit Action Iteration: Exits the current iteration of the action.
iii) Exit Run: Exits the test, regardless of its iteration attributes.
iv) Exit Global Iteration: Exits the current Global Iteration.
You can view the Exit action node in the Test Results tree.

You can pass the values of one action to another action by mentioning the INPUT and OUTPUT values of those particular actions in Input Action parameters and Output action parameters of those actions. NAVIGATION to specify parameters in QTP is
Test -> Settings -> Parameters TAB

You can pass the values of one action to another action by mentioning the input and Output values of those particular actions in Input Action parameters and Output action parameters of those actions. Navigation to specify parameters in QTP is
Test -> Settings -> Parameters Tab

You will have only ONE SHARED OBJECT Repository for all the actions. Your shared repository will never SPLIT into two. It will remain SINGLE.

You will have only one Shared Object Repository for all the actions. Your shared repository will never split into two. It will remain single.

“RunAction” is the KEYWORD used to run an ACTION. Syntax to run an action for Particular number of times is
RunAction, Action NAME, iterationQuantity

Example:
RunAction “action 1”, oneIteration
RunAction “action 2”, 1, “1-4”

“RunAction” is the keyword used to run an action. Syntax to run an action for Particular number of times is
RunAction, Action Name, iterationQuantity

Example:
RunAction “action 1”, oneIteration
RunAction “action 2”, 1, “1-4”

you can call actions in QTP in 2 ways. They are
i) Call to Copy of an action
II) Call to EXTERNAL action

you can call actions in QTP in 2 ways. They are
i) Call to Copy of an action
ii) Call to External action

YES, you can SPLIT an ACTION. But if your action is either external or READ only, then you can’t split your action. Or if your cursor is at the first line of your action’s script then ALSO you can’t split your action.

Yes, you can split an Action. But if your action is either external or Read only, then you can’t split your action. Or if your cursor is at the first line of your action’s script then Also you can’t split your action.

Open QTP startup window, CLICK on “Insert” in the menu bar, select “Call to new ACTION”. It will CREATE a new Action.

Open QTP startup window, click on “Insert” in the menu bar, select “Call to new Action”. It will create a new Action.

No, It will not work. The application or WINDOW should be in the same position as it was at the CREATION time of VIRTUAL OBJECT.

No, It will not work. The application or window should be in the same position as it was at the creation time of virtual object.

Virtual Object will be supported only in NORMAL RECORDING. Both Analog and LOW LEVEL Recording will not support Virtual Objects.

Virtual Object will be supported only in Normal Recording. Both Analog and Low Level Recording will not support Virtual Objects.

No, the VIRTUAL OBJECT you CREATED will be APPLICABLE only to that TEST.

No, the virtual Object you created will be applicable only to that test.

Go to KEYWORD VIEW, Select the Action (keep your mouse button PRESSED) and DROP it in the order you want. That will do it.

Go to Keyword view, Select the Action (keep your mouse button pressed) and Drop it in the order you want. That will do it.

There is no OUTPUT VALUE for BITMAP.

There is no output value for Bitmap.

Accessibility Checkpoints are designed to help you EASILY locate the AREAS of your Web SITE that require special attention according to W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

Accessibility Checkpoints are designed to help you easily locate the areas of your Web Site that require special attention according to W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

Retrieving values from the Application to the Data Table. An Output value is a step in which one or more values are CAPTURED during the run session for use to another POINT in the run. When any of the values is NEEDED LATER in the run as input, Quick TEST retrieves it from the specified output location.

Retrieving values from the Application to the Data Table. An Output value is a step in which one or more values are captured during the run session for use to another point in the run. When any of the values is needed later in the run as input, Quick test retrieves it from the specified output location.

Step 1: you NEED to create a CONNECTION String Object
Step 2: you need to create a Record Set to hold the values from table
Step 3: EXECUTE the Query
Step 4: ASSIGN the values to the Record Set
Step 5: Close the Connection String

Step 1: you need to create a Connection String Object
Step 2: you need to create a Record Set to hold the values from table
Step 3: Execute the Query
Step 4: Assign the values to the Record Set
Step 5: Close the Connection String

YES. You can check the broken LINKS through WEB Testing. The navigation to check the broken links is
TOOLS->options->Web->Check Broken Links checkbox

Yes. You can check the broken links through Web Testing. The navigation to check the broken links is
Tools->options->Web->Check Broken Links checkbox

No

No

After recording PARTICULAR OBJECT, just change the value and play it BACK. The Checkpoint will be failed.

After recording particular object, just change the value and play it back. The Checkpoint will be failed.

• Text: With Text checkpoint you can check only a SINGLE string VALUE.
• Text AREA: With Text Area you can check MULTIPLE rows and columns of text Strings.

If the Execution has halted at a Step for more than ESTIMATED time, then you can Estimate that the CHECK has been failed. you NEED not wait for the results window to come to tell whether the result is pass or fail.

If the Execution has halted at a Step for more than estimated time, then you can Estimate that the check has been failed. you need not wait for the results window to come to tell whether the result is pass or fail.

No

No

• IMAGE: USED to check the PROPERTY of an image.
• Bitmap: Used to check the selected/full image COMPARISON.

It is a Verification point that compares the current value with the expected value for a specified property of an OBJECT.
The DIFFERENT types of checkpoints are:
i) Standard checkpoint
II) Text Checkpoint
III) Text Area checkpoint
iv) Page checkpoint
v) Image checkpoint
VI) Bitmap checkpoint
vii) Table checkpoint
viii) Database checkpoint
ix) XML checkpoint

It is a Verification point that compares the current value with the expected value for a specified property of an object.
The different types of checkpoints are:
i) Standard checkpoint
ii) Text Checkpoint
iii) Text Area checkpoint
iv) Page checkpoint
v) Image checkpoint
vi) Bitmap checkpoint
vii) Table checkpoint
viii) Database checkpoint
ix) XML checkpoint

Four ways. They are:
i) Test/Action
II) DATA Driver
III) Environment variable
IV) Random Number

Four ways. They are:
i) Test/Action
ii) Data Driver
iii) Environment variable
iv) Random Number

No.

No.

YES, USING SetTOProperty (PROPERTY NAME, VALUE)

Yes, using SetTOProperty (property name, Value)

EITHER USING OBJECT Spy or using GETTOPROPERTY (Property Name).

Either using Object Spy or using GetTOProperty (Property Name).

No, CHANGES made to OBJECTS in one ACTION will not be REFLECTED in any other Action.

No, changes made to objects in one Action will not be reflected in any other Action.

QTP RECOGNIZES OBJECTS through OBJECT REPOSITORY.

QTP recognizes Objects through Object Repository.

• Per-Action REPOSITORY will store only those OBJECTS that are recorded in that Particular action. Each Action will have its own Per-Action Repository.
• SHARED Repository will store all the objects that are recorded during the test Irrespective of the ACTIONS.

No, you can’t MERGE OBJECT REPOSITORY FILES with each other.

No, you can’t merge Object repository files with each other.