Friday, 24 July 2015

OPERATIONAL OVERVIEW OF QTP RECORDING AND RUNNING @ RECORDING MODES IN QTP


Operational overview of Recording:
      During recording QTP will do the following..
1.    It will generate corresponding script statements for every user action on the application.
2.It will store the required related information in the object repository.
Operational overview of Running:
      During running QTP will doing the following..
1.    It will read the script statement and understands what action to be performed on which object.
2.    Then it realizes it need to identify the object first to perform the action
3.    To identify the object it requires some information for that information it will go the object repository and search.
4.    Once the information is found using this information it will try to identify the original object.
5.    Once the object is identified it will perform the action on it.








Recording Modes:
            There are there types of recording mode
                             (a). Context sensitive recording mode or Normal recording mode
                             (b). Analog Recording Mode
                             (c). Low-level Recording mode.

(a). Context sensitive Recording mode:
            It is used for recording the operations performed on the standard GUI object in different situations

(b). Analog Recording Mode:
            It is a special recording mode provided by QTP, which is used for recording the continuous operations

Navigation:
·         Keep the tool under normal recording mode
·         Activate the menu item test
·         Select the option analog recording
·         Select one of the following option
o   Record relative to the screen
o   Record relative to the following window
If at all second option is selected specify the window title with the help of the Hand Icon
Click on start analog record


(c). Low-Level Recording:
            It is a special recording mode provided by QTP, which is used for recording at least some minimum operations on the non-supported environments also.


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