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Test pane-Contains the tree view and expert view data

Test details pane- contains the action screen

Debug viewer pane-Assists you in debugging your test. The debug viewer pane contains the watch

Expressions, variables and command tabs.

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Global synchronization point:

Global synchronization point will be there in the test by default. Global synchronization lets the QTP to wait for each step, before any step fails. So, we mention the ideal time out period based on the application responsiveness.

Local synchronization point

Local synchronization point will be given based on the page specific time out period. If any page takes, more than global synchronization time out, we add the local synchronization step.

Ans: If the object property is visible within the local synchronization time out, then the wait time is less than local synchronization time out period.

If the expected object property is not visible, then the total wait time period will be local synchronization time + global synchronization time.

For example if you are waiting for a push button property to be enabled before clicking on it. And the push button property is not enabled even after the synchronization time out. Then the total wait time will be local + global synchronization.

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Wait

Wait is a procedure.

Which will wait for the fixed amount of time mentioned followed by wait statement.

Wait will be called independently, without referring to a object.

The syntax is

wait

Exit

Exist is a method.

Exist method will be called through an object of type window or dialog

Exist is a synchronization based statement. Which will wait till the timeout mentioned in the exits method?

Exist returns true, if the objects exist

The syntax is

bVal = ObjectName.Exist ()

bVal is Boolean type variable

Waitforproperty

Waitforproperty is a method.

Waitforproperty method will be called through an object, and it will wait for an expected property value of the object

Waitforproperty is a synchronization based statement. Which will wait till the timeout mentioned in the Waitforproperty method?

The syntax is

ObjectName.WaitForProperty (, , )

Ans: By using user acceptance test.

Ans: To insert a local synchronization point follow the below mentioned steps:

1) Start a recording session.

2) Display the screen or page in your application that contains the object for which you want to insert a synchronization point.

3) In Quick Test, select Insert > Synchronization Point. The pointer changes to a pointing hand.

4) click the object in your application for which you want to insert a synchronization point.

Note: It does not matter what property values the object has at the time that you insert the synchronization point.

5) The Property name list contains the identification properties associated with the object. Select the property name you want to use for the synchronization point.

6) Enter the property value for which Quick Test should wait before continuing to the next step in the test.

7) enter the synchronization point timeout (in milliseconds) after which QuickTest should continue to the next step, even if the specified property value was not achieved.

8) Click OK. A Wait Property step is added to your test.

Because the Wait Property step is a method of the selected object, it is displayed in the Keyword View with the icon for the selected object

Ans: Yes, it’s supported by using test batch runner.

Ans: Global synchronization is used for waiting for any object event for a global time out period.

Global synchronization point will be set with the below mentioned steps:

1) Open the test

2) Select menu option File -> Settings

3) Test Settings dialog box opens

4) Select Run option from the left frame

5) Enter the "Object Synchronization timeout ". Default value is 20 Seconds.

Ans: Test execution faster.

Ans: By using err object this object value passes to result window.