Ans: In test plan we are going to have all the details about who should test which tests in a team which is given by team leader. According to that the entire group will do their testing.

Ans: Without using GUI map editor. We can recognize the application objects using a descriptive programming.

Ans: Database check point is used for checking the contents of the db (actual value) with the AUT GUI (expected value). If both are matching the test is passed otherwise the test is failed.

Ans: Test pane (Tree and expert), test details pane (Active screen), data table, debug viewer pane.

Ans: The Table Checkpoint Properties dialog box enables you to check table content.

The grid area of the Table Checkpoint Properties dialog box represents the cells in the table. The column header names are captured from the table you selected for your checkpoint

You can change the column widths and row heights of the grid by dragging the column and row header dividers.

Ans: A hot keys or a combination of keys on a computer keyboard when pressed performs a task. The specific task performed by a particular hot key varies by operating system or application. However, there are commonly used hot keys.

Ans: Before the check point fails, by default QTP waits for 10 seconds.

This is an editable time. We can edit the check point time out period while adding or after adding.

Ans: since testing comes at the last stage, there are huge chances of defect multiplication, defects will be migrated to every wastage of human resources and time delays are also introduced.

Ans: This could be tested through the automated test tools like rational robot and win runner.

Ans: Standard checkpoints are added to the tests, for comparing the expected values of object properties to the object's current values during a run session. If the results do not match, the checkpoint fails.

Standard checkpoints are used for verifying the standard object property or properties. Standard check points are implements on all the standard objects.

The standard objects for windows based application are as follows:

Desktop: - An object that enables you to access top-level items on your desktop.

Dialog: - A Windows dialog box.

Static: - A static text object.

SystemUtil: - An object used to control applications and processes during a run session.

Win Button: - A Windows button.

Win Calendar: - A Windows calendar.

Win Checkbox: - A Windows check box.

WinComboBox: - A Windows combo box.

Window: - A standard window.

Win Edit: - A Windows edit box.

Win Editor: - A Windows multi-line editor.

Win List: - A Windows list.

WinListView: - A Windows list-view control.

WinMenu: - A Windows menu.

Win Object: - A standard (Windows) object.

WinRadioButton: - A Windows radio button.

Win Scrollbar: - A Windows scroll bar.

Win Spin: - A Windows spin box.

WinStatusBar: - A Windows status bar.

Win Tab: - A Windows tab strip in a dialog box.

Win Toolbar: - A Windows toolbar.

WinTreeView: - A Windows tree-view control.