Author name: Rahnuma Tasnim

You can use Microsoft Excel formulas in your Data Table of QTP. This enables you to create contextually relevant data during the test run session in QTP. You can also use formulas as part of a checkpoint to check that objects created on-the-fly (dynamically generated) or other variable objects in your Web page or application

You can use a formula in a checkpoint to confirm that an object created on-the-fly or another variable object in your Web page or application contains the value it should for a given context. For example, suppose a shopping cart Web site displays a price total. You can create a text checkpoint on the displayed

The Web Services Add-in enables you to add WebService test objects to your object repository using the Web Service Add Object Wizard. You can then use the new test object to add steps to your test or component. After a WebService test object is added to the object repository, you can access all operations supported

Object property can be used to retrieve internal properties and activate internal methods of any .NET Windows Forms object in your application. For example, you can set the focus to a particular button and change its caption using statements similar to the following: Set theButton = SwfWindow(“frmWin”).SwfButton(“OK”).ObjecttheButton.SetFocustheButton.Caption = “Yes” The Object property is also useful

You can instruct QTP to ignore an existing breakpoint during a debug session by temporarily disabling the breakpoint. Then, when you run your component or function library, QTP runs the step containing the breakpoint, instead of stopping at it. When you enable the breakpoint again, QTP pauses there during the next run. This is particularly

In QTP, you can use regular expressions only for values of type string. In QTP, you can define a regular expression for a constant value, a Data Table parameter value, an Environment parameter value, or a property value in a programmatic description. You can define a regular expression by entering the regular expression syntax for the string

You can add checkpoints while creating or editing your QTP test script. It is generally more convenient to define checkpoints after creating the initial test.To add new checkpoints while editing or recording your test: Use the commands in the Insert > Checkpoint menu, or click the Insert Checkpoint button  in the toolbar. This displays a menu