Ans: QTP identifies the object in the application by logical name and class.

For example:

The Edit box is identified by

Logical name: OSOPTIONS_TIME20

Class: Web Edit.

Ans: Through exception handling we can implement error handle. In QTP we have four types of exception handles.
We can call the function as below
Function functionname (parameter 1, parameter 2…..)

Ans: To save movie to results in QTP, follow the steps as mentioned below

1) Select the menu option Tools -> Options. Options dialog box opens

2) Select the Run tab

3) Check the check box "Save movie to results". This step instructs Quick Test when to capture and save a movie of the application during the run session to display it in the test results. This option is disabled by default.

Choose an option from the list:

Always: Captures a movie of all steps in the run.

For errors: Captures movies only for failed steps.

For errors and warnings: Captures movies only for steps that return a failed or warning status.

Ans: QTP supports Siebel application. It is the best automated tool, which supports SIEBEL application.

Ans: To enable or disable the add-in manager on start up in qtp, follow the steps as mentioned.

1) Choose Tools -> Options

2) Select General Tab

3) check the check box Display Add-in Manager on startup

4) Click Ok button

Display Add-in Manager on startup Determines whether the Add-in Manager is displayed when starting QTP.

Ans:

Set excel sheet= Create object (Excel, sheet)

Excelsheet.visible=True

Excelsheet.saveas’C: C.xls”

In addition to the creation of the excel object, you can use the ADO concept as well as the inbuilt data export function of QTP.

Ans: Information Dialog box contains the compilation errors.

When you switch the test script from expert view to keyword view, if there are any compilation errors, the errors will be displayed in Information Dialog box.

Double Click on the error in Information Dialog box, the cursor will be automatically transferred to the line, where the error is there in the test script.

Ans: To export a test to a zip file,

1) Choose File > Export Test to Zip File. The Export to Zip File dialog box opens.

2) Type a zip file name and path, or accept the default name and path, and click OK. QTP zips the test and its associated files.

While you record, QTP creates a series of configuration, run-time, setup data, and Active Screen files. QTP saves these files together with the test. You can zip these files to conserve space and make the tests easier to transfer.

Ans: Missing Resources pane displays the values related to, the test has resources that cannot be found, such as missing shared object repositories or calls to missing actions, or if it uses a repository parameter that does not have a defined value.

If one of the resources listed in this pane is unavailable during a run session, the test may fail. You can map a missing resource, or you can remove it from the test, as required.

Ans: To view missing resources dialog follow the steps as mentioned

Choose the menu option View -> Missing Resources