QUICK TEST PROFESSIONAL (QTP) By Venkata Krishna

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Automation Testing: This is the process of testing the application by taking help of any tool is called automation testing. Ways of Testing: 1. Manual Testing 2. Automation Testing When we need to go for automation testing: Whenever we are having number of test cases and need to execute repeatedly, then it require automation testing to overcome below drawbacks of the manual testing. More resources are required More time is required No accuracy No repeatability No reusability More budget is required Test team may get bored and tiredness The pre-requisite for automation is application should be stable like more than 70%. (it may vary based on the company)
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So automation testing is not the replacement for manual testing. To overcome all the drawbacks of manual testing, just it is a continuation to the automation testing. Why we need to go for automation: Once application is stable then we can continue generating the instructions with the help of any tool. By using tool or automation will give below advantages: Required less time Less no. of resources are required Accuracy Repeatability Reusability In the long span of time, budget also gets reduced. How to work with automation testing: Application TC s 1 2 3 QTP Test Partner Winrunner
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About QTP
QTP is a graphical user interface functional regression testing tool Vendor for QTP is mercury interactive and later it was undertaken by the HP in 2006. Scripting language required for QTP is VB Script . Note: It also supports Java Script. QTP is used for perform GUI and regression testing. QTP supports only windows operating system all versions expect window 97. QTP supports applications like java, .net, web, windows, siebel, SAP, ERP, mainframes, cobol, flex and powerbuilder applications. QTP supports databases like oracle, SQL server, sybase, mybase, mysql QTP supported environments are windows, client-server, web and distributed The latest version of QTP is 11.0.
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Different Versions of QTP are 5.5,6.0,6.5,7.0,8.0,8.2,9.0, 9.2, 9.5, 10.0, 11.0

11.0 - Released in 2010 10.0 - Released in 2009 9.5 - Released in 2007 9.2 - Released in 2007 9.0 - Released in 2006 8.2 - Released in 2005 8.0 - Released in 2004 7.0 - Never released. 6.5 - Released in 2003 6.0 - Released in 2002 5.5 - First release. Released in 2001

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Browsers supporting QTP are IE ( all versions ), FireFox 3.5 and QTP 11.0 version is supporting safari also. Note: Firefox 4.0 will be supported by the QTP but we need to install corresponding patch 6.11.3 ADD-IN Manager: It is a interface between QTP tool and different applications. By using this window we can tune, different type of applications will get recognize by QTP. Each type of application will be having specific add-in which we need to get it from the HP and it is licenced. Default add-ins supported by QTP are VB, ActiveX and Web. For any other type of application we need to install corresponding add-in then automatically, add-in name will be displayed in add-in manager window. What are all the add-ins we have selected based on that QTP is going to allow for generating the instructions or identifying the application.
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Applications
Net Web VB Java Oracle apps SAP PeopleSoft Siebel Terminal Emulators

Add-in manager VB ActiveX Web Java

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Licenses:
1. Seat License: It can be used in the single system and also it is not possible to share it to the other systems.(Mapped with single system and it is not sharable) 2. Concurrent License: This license can be used by the n number of persons simultaneously and also this can be transferrable to other systems.

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QTP Installation Procedure: Way 1: 1. Install from QTP.exe ( Trial version for 14 days.) Format is required for every installation. To overcome the same we need to download QTP Uninstaller.exe from KnowledgeInbox.com site and remove all your registry files and Install again without format also as it will work fine. Way 2: (Permanent License) 1. Install QTP 9.2 with Crack.exe(It will become permanent license) 2. Uninstall QTP from Control Panel(Dont use above QTP Uninstaller.exe) 3. On top of QTP 9.2, Install QTP 10.0 then it will become Permanent License. NOTE: Trial for 14 days pop up is not displaying then confirm it is Permanent Version only.

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Standard Class Names: Controls Button Text field Label Dropdown box Check box Radio button Links Dialog Browser Menu Windows Winbutton Winedit Static Wincombobox Wincheckbox Winradiobutton ----------Dialog ------------WinMenu Web Webbutton Webedit WebElement Webcombobox Webcheckbox Webradiobutton Links -----------Browser Java Javabutton Javaedit Label Javacombobox Javacheckbox Javaradiobutton JavaLink Javadialog JavaBrowser JavaMenu

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Object Repository: QTP is required objects or controls properties information for recognizing the objects/ controls for performing one test case navigation. QTP contains a object repository which is used for maintaining all the object property information for recognizing the object. By default it takes care of all the properties required for identification. Options: 1. Add objects to local: It is used for adding the application objects along with properties. 2. Highlight in Application: It used for justifying added objects are getting recognized by QTP tool 3. Navigation for Object Repository: resource object repository

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QTP Script
1) Button: Syntax: (Parent window standard type)(parent window object name).(child standard type)(child object name).operation Ex: Dialog("Login").WinButton("OK").Click Dialog("Login").WinButton("Help").Click Dialog("Login").WinButton("Cancel").Click Msgbox Dialog("Login").WinButton("OK").GetROProperty("enabled") Msgbox Dialog("Login").WinButton("OK").GetROProperty("focused") Msgbox Dialog("Login").WinButton("OK").GetROProperty("visible")

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2. Text Box 1. enter/clear 2. enabled/disabled 3. existence 4. verifying entered data 5.visible 6.focused 7. length and width Ex: Dialog("Login").WinEdit("Agent Name:").Set "Venkata" Dialog("Login").WinEdit("Agent Name:").Set " Dialog("Login").WinEdit("Agent Name:").GetROProperty("enabled") ----> True/False Dialog("Login").WinEdit("Agent Name:").Exist ---> True/False Dialog("Login").WinEdit("Agent Name:").GetROProperty("text") ---> Get entered value Dialog("Login").WinEdit("Agent Name:").GetROProperty("visible") ---> True/False Dialog("Login").WinEdit("Agent Name:").GetROProperty("focused") ---> True/False Dialog("Login").WinEdit("Agent Name:").GetROProperty("length") Dialog("Login").WinEdit("Agent Name:").GetROProperty("width")

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3. List Box/combobox 1. Select item name/index 2. Get All items / Get Content 3. Get current selected item 4. Get item count 5. enabled 6. Focused 7. visible 8. Exist

Window("Flight Reservation").WinComboBox("Fly From:").Select "London" Window("Flight Reservation").WinComboBox("Fly From:").Select 2 msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").WinComboBox("Fly From:").GetROProperty("all items") msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").WinComboBox("Fly From:").GetContent msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").WinComboBox("Fly From:").GetROProperty("text") msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").WinComboBox("Fly From:").GetSelection
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msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").WinComboBox("Fly From:").GetItemsCount msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").WinComboBox("Fly From:").GetROProperty("enabled") msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").WinComboBox("Fly From:").GetROProperty("focused") msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").WinComboBox("Fly From:").GetROProperty("visible") msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").WinComboBox("Fly From:").Exist Note: Above all methods will be same for list box in both WINDOWS or WEB applications.

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4. CheckBox 1. Set 2. deselect 3. enabled 4. exist 5. checked or not 6. focused window("Flight Reservation").Dialog("Open Order").WinCheckBox("Customer Name").Set "ON" window("Flight Reservation").Dialog("Open Order").WinCheckBox("Customer Name").Set "OFF" window("Flight Reservation").Dialog("Open Order").WinCheckBox("Customer Name").GetROProperty("enabled") Msgbox window("Flight Reservation").Dialog("Open Order").WinCheckBox("Customer Name").Exist msgbox window("Flight Reservation").Dialog("Open Order").WinCheckBox("Customer Name").GetROProperty("checked") msgbox window("Flight Reservation").Dialog("Open Order").WinCheckBox("Customer Name").GetROProperty("focused")
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5. Radio Button: 1. set radio button 2. Verify Checked 3. Exist 4. visible 5. enabled Window("Flight Reservation").WinRadioButton("First").Set msgbox Window("FlightReservation").WinRadioButton("First").GetROProperty("checked") ---> ON/OFF msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").WinRadioButton("First").Exist msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").WinRadioButton("First").GetROProperty("visible") msgbox Window("FlightReservation").WinRadioButton("First").GetROProperty("enabled")

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6. Menu: 1. Exist 2. Select msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").WinMenu("Menu").Exist Window("Flight Reservation").WinMenu("Menu").Select "File;New Order Window("Flight Reservation").WinMenu("Menu").Select "File;Open Order..."

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7. Browser: 1. open 2. exist 3. close 4. Full Screen 5. Refresh 6. maximize/ minimize 7. activate Ex: Systemutil.run IEXPLORER.EXE , URL Msgbox browser ( orange hrm ). Exist Browser ( orange hrm ). Close Browser ( orange hrm ). Fullscreen Browser ( orange hrm ). refresh Strhwnd = browser ( orange hrm ). Getroporperty ( hwnd ) Window ( hwnd:= &strhwnd). Maximize Window ( hwnd:= &strhwnd). Minimize Window ( hwnd:= &strhwnd). Activate

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8. ACTIVEX: 1. Type 2. Enabled 3. visible 4. Retrieve activex field value Window("Flight Reservation").ActiveX("MaskEdBox").Type "111111" msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").ActiveX("MaskEdBox").GetROProperty("enabled") msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").ActiveX("MaskEdBox").GetROProperty("visible") msgbox Window("Flight Reservation").ActiveX("MaskEdBox").GetROProperty("text")

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9. Page: 1. exist Browser ( orange hrm ). Page ( orange hrm ).Exist 10. Frame: 1. exist Browser ( orange hrm ). Page ( orange hrm ).Frame( Orange hrm ).Exist 11. Link: 1. click 2. exist Browser ( orange hrm ). Page ( orange hrm ). Link ( change password ). Click Msgbox Browser ( orange hrm ). Page ( orange hrm ). Link ( change password ). Exist

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Object Spy: It is the feature used for checking the object properties hold by the controls available in our application. Object spy display the specific objects, property names and property values, but where as object repository is used for storing the objects, mandatory properties for recognizing the objects. Utility Statement: It is used for opening the application or executing the exe s. We need to specify type of browser as a first argument to the utility statement along with path as second argument for opening the web application with specific browser. Whenever we need to work with windows application, then we need to specify exe file path. Systemutil.run browser , path Systemutil.run path Ex: systemutil.Run "chrome.exe","www.gmail.com"

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Types of Objects:
There are 2 types of objects available in any application 1. Test Objects: Objects which are static(Constant). These Objects all Properties and their values are not going to change in runtime. Ex: Labels,Menus . 2. Runtime Objects: Any Object property values are getting changed in runtime then those all objects are Runtime Objects. Any property value may get changed based on operation performed on our applcation for these objects. Ex: Button,text field,Drop down box, checkbox,radiobutton ..

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Object Methods: 1. Getroproperty: It is used for fetching the runtime object property value. Objects may have n no of properties, Whenever we require to fetch any runtime property value then we can fetch using this property. 2. Select: It is used for selecting the particular item from the combo box ,drop down list box and also selecting items in Menu. 3. Click: It is used for clicking on the button, link. 4. Set: It is used for set the data into test field and clearing the data. It is used for check checkbox by providing the arguments ON and OFF. 5. Type: It is used for type the particular data into text field / ACTIVEX. 6. Maximize: It is used for maximizing the window or dialog Krishna 2/17/2012 Venkata or browser.

7. Minimize: It is used for minimizing the window or dialog or browser. 8. Activate: It is used for activating the dialog or window or browser. 9. Exist: It is used for checking the control or objects availability. If it is available it will return true, else false. 10. Close: It is used for closing the existing window or dialog or browser on our desktop.

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11. Fullscreen: It is used for fullscreen the browser window. 12. Refresh: It is used for refreshing the specific browser window. 13. Gettoproperty: It is used for fetching the test object properties, it means the properties and their values are constant while developing the instructions and while executing the instructions. Note: Getropropety is used for fetching the not only runtime object properties but also test object properties as well.

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Recording Modes:
There are 3 types of recording modes which will allow us to perform actions on our application and parallely QTP will generate instructions or script for the automation engineering. 1. Normal Recording Mode: It will record the script based on the actions on our application by adding worked objects into object repository. It is the default recording mode it will recognize the objects based on properties stored in object repository. automation record 2. Analog Recording Mode: This is used for recording the script for the actions on our application, it will provide security to the instructions. It will not show recorded script to the automation engineer, but it will perform all the recorded operations. There are 2 types of analog recording level a. Record relative to the screen b. Record relative to the window
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a) Record relative to the screen: In record relative to the screen will record the instructions based on the screen coordinates. If at all window place is changing on our screen, then it will not perform action recorded. b) Record relative to the window: It will record the instructions or script based on the window coordinates. If at all window location is changed on our screen, it will perform all the recorded actions. 3. Low Level Recording: It is used for recording the script based on the actions performing on our application, but it will recognize the control using their coordinates. If at all object coordinates or object location is changing then it is not going to perform the recorded action due to the change in object location.

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VB Script
 It is a light weight programming language  Microsoft is the vendor for VB Script  VB Script is used for verification purpose along with QTP. Note: We can use VB Script for developing the web application along with HTML. Variable: It is name of the memory location in RAM. By using this name we can keep test data and we can fetch whenever we require while executing the instructions. strname siri venkat intage

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Declaration of Variable:
By using this we can update memory cell name or variables names to the QTP tool. We have to use the keyword DIM ( dimension ) for declaring the variable. It is not mandatory to declare a variable in VB Script, but to overcome the unexpected results with the misspelled variables or we have to declare every variable along with option explicit statements.

Option Explicit:
It is the statement used for finding the undeclared variables in our instructions. It will throw an error whenever it finds any variable is not declared. Ex: option explicit DIM strinstname DIM intage DIM fltweight strinstname = siri intage = 50 fltweight = 10.5 msgbox strinstname msgbox intage msgbox fltweight
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Operators:
1. Arithmetic: +, -, *, /, % 2. Assignment: = 3. Logical: And , Or and Not 4. Concatenation: & Ex: strname1 = venkat strname2 = krishna strfullname = strname1 & _ & strname2 msgbox strfullname

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Conditional Statements:
There are 2 types 1. If statement 2. Select case statement 1. If Statement: This is classified into 3 types 1. Simple If end if 2. If else end if 3. Nested if else end if Note: These statements are used for verifying the application behaviour based on the actions done on our application. Syntax: 1) If (condition) then .. .. End if
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2) If (condition) then . .. Else . End if 3) If (condition) then . . Else if (condition) then

Else if (condition) then . Else

End if
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Ex: Systemutil.run URL If dialog ( login ). Exist then Msgbox dialog window opened successfully ) Else msgbox ( dialog window not opened ) End if Ex: Intvalue = 5 If intvalue < 5 then msgbox value is less than 5 Else if intvalue < 10 then msgbox value is less than 10 Else if intvalue < 15 then msgbox value is less than 15 Else msgbox value is more or equal to 15 End if

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2. Select Case Select condition/ expected Case 1:

Case 2: .. . Case N: .. End select Ex: I = 15 Select case I Case 1: msgbox value is 1 Case 2: msgbox value is 2 Case 10: msgbox value is 10 Case 15: msgbox value is 15 End select
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Looping Statements:
These are used for preparing the set of statements repeatedly based on test cases functionality. If we know starting and ending points for executing statements fixed number of times then you can use for loop. If we don t no starting and ending points but we have to execute set of statements repeatedly based on the condition or assignment, then have to use while loop. For Loop: Syntax: For (Start) to (End) .. . Next Ex: for i=10 to 100 I=I+1 msgbox I next ., 99
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While Loop
1. 2. 3. 4. While loop is classified into 4 types Do While Loop Do Loop While Do Loop Until Do Until Loop

Do While Loop: Syntax: do while ( condition ) .. . loop Ex: i=30 Do while (i>20) i = i-1 msgbox i Loop
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Do Loop While: Syntax: do .. . loop while ( condition ) Ex: I = 30 do I=I 1 msgbox I loop while ( I < 20 ) o/p: 29, 28, 27, .., 21

Note: Do Loop While and Do While Loop are going to execute set of statements repeatedly till the condition becomes false.

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Do Loop Until: Syntax: do

loop until ( assignment ) Ex: I = 10 do I=I+1 Msgbox I Loop until ( I = 20 ) o/p: 11,12, 13, ., 20

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Do Until Loop: Syntax: do until ( assignment ) . loop Ex: I = 10 do until ( I = 20 ) I=I+1 msgbox I loop o/p: 11, 12, 13, , 20

Note: Do loop until or do until loop statements are going to execute set of statements repeatedly till the condition becomes true.

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Synchronization:
These are all the used for verifying the application behaviour or status we need to manage QTP tool for performing instructions operations based on the application status. We can work with sync method with the web applications, but where as in windows applications we have to use wait and exist methods. Note: exist method will be applicable for all the controls. Msgbox dialog( cannot find server ). Exist (10) Browser ( cannot find server ). Sync Wait 100 Exist method will verify for every second till it reach the specified time. In wait, till application loaded it will wait for n number of seconds. It will constantly waits for specified number of seconds.

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Functions
It is containing collection of statements used for performing the particular tasks or operation. It can allow us to reuse by passing multiple arguments. Wherever we need to use same set of statements, we can make a call to function. Types of Arguments: Parameters which we are passing to the function is called arguments.These are 2 types 1. Input arguments 2. Output arguments Input arguments are passed to the function from calling environment and output arguments are returned from the called environment to the calling environment. Syntax: Function ( function name ) { arguments }

. End Function

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Note: Function is differentiating input and output arguments using byval and byref keywords. Byval is used for specifying it as a input arguments. Byref is used for specifying it as a output arguments. Syntax: Function ( function name ) [ byval {argument name}, byval {argument name}, , byref {argument name}, .] .

End Function Advantages of working with functions: 1. Reusability 2. Development time will be saved 3. Easy maintenance 4. Modularity Creating Functions: We need to identify input and output arguments We need to provide function definitions.
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Ex: Call login("suresh","mercury , blnstatus) msgbox blnstatus Function login( byval strname, byval strpwd, byref blnstatus) systemutil.Run "C:\Program Files\HP\QuickTest Professional\samples\flight\app\flight4a.exe" If dialog("Login").Exist Then dialog("Login").WinEdit("Agent Name:").Set strname dialog("Login").WinEdit("Password:").Set strpwd dialog("Login").WinButton("OK").Click End If wait 5 If window("Flight Reservation").Exist (5) Then blnstatus = true else blnstatus = false End If End Function

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Ex: blnstatus = login ("suresh","mercury ,) msgbox blnstatus Function login( byval strname, byval strpwd) systemutil.Run "C:\Program Files\HP\QuickTest Professional\samples\flight\app\flight4a.exe" If dialog("Login").Exist Then dialog("Login").WinEdit("Agent Name:").Set strname dialog("Login").WinEdit("Password:").Set strpwd dialog("Login").WinButton("OK").Click End If wait 5 If window("Flight Reservation").Exist (5) Then login = true else login = false End If End Function Note: From where the function definition will be there, we are calling this as a calling environment.
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How to make a call to function Syntax: call functionname ( arguments ) Variable = functionname ( arguments ) Ex: 1) Call login("suresh","mercury , blnstatus) 2) blnstatus = login ("suresh","mercury ,) msgbox blnstatus Creating Libraries: We have to copy or place all the functions into notepad file and save with .vbs extension then it will become a vbscript library. We can place n number of functions into one library. ( there is no restrictions for placing the no. of functions )

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Associating library file to QTP tool: We have to map library file to the QTP tool so that we can reuse same function in multiple areas. We have to attach this library file to below path File Setting Resource Associate the file to library ( navigate to library path ) In Built Functions: 1. Lcase 2. Ucase 3. Trim 4. Ltrim 5. Rtrim 6. Len 7. Instr 8. Cstr 9. Cint 10. Mid
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1. Lcase: It will convert all the uppercase strings into lowercase Ex: strname = KRISHNA msgbox lcase (strname) 2. Ucase: It will convert all the lowercase strings into uppercase EX: strname = krishna msgbox ucase (strname) 3. Trim: It is used for removing the spaces at the begin and end of the given string. Ex: strname = KRISHNA msgbox trim (strname) 4. Ltrim: It is used for removing the spaces only at the beginning of the string. Ex: strname = KRISHNA msgbox ltrim (strname)
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5. Rtrim: It is used for removing the spaces at the end of the string only. Ex: strname = KRISHNA msgbox rtrim (strname) 6. Len: It is used for finding the length of the given string. Ex: strname = KRISHNA msgbox len (strname) 7. Instr: It is used for finding the one string exsistency in another string. Syntax: instr ( starting char no, first string, search string ) strfirst = venkat krishna strsecond = krishna msgbox instr ( 1, strfirst, strsecond )

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8. Cstr: It is used for converting any integers or floats into string format Ex: msgbox cstr (10) 9. Cint: It is used for converting any string into integer format. Ex: msgbox cint ( 10 ) + 10 10. Mid: It is used for fetching the substring from another string by using the starting char and after that no. of chars Ex: strfirst = venkat krishna msgbox mid (strfirst, 4, 5)

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QTP PANES
QTP is having total 7 panes which we use for developing the enhance level of instructions. 1.Test Pane: It is used for writing the instructions or script by the automation engineer. This pane is classified into 2 types: a) Expert View: This is the place where we can enter our instructions in QTP tool and it will allow us to perform the execution as well. b) Keyword View: It will display all the expert view statements in the keyword form. It is used for non-technical persons for maintaining the instructions. It will show instructions in 4 sections those are item, operation, value and documentation. 2. Data Table: It is used for maintaining the test data. It will allow us to import and export data from other sources based on test data requirements. 3. Active Screen: It is used for storing the images of applications by highlighting the corresponding control which we are working in recording. This pane will be displaying images only for instructions developing from recording mode.
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4. Debugger View: Debugging: It is the process of resolving the script issues or errors getting while executing the script. This pane is used for doing the debugging process. We can find solutions for the script issues using this pane. 5. Missing Resources: It will display the missing resources such as library file, shared object repository and so on whenever we missed to associate the same. 6. Information Pane: By using this pane we can store the any information regarding or test case or standards. It is only used for information to the automation engineer. 7. Information Pane: It will display all the associated files to the automation engineer. Ex: files are libraries, shared object repository, etc.,

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ACTIONS
There are 3 types of actions 1. Normal 2. Reusable 3. External Note: Actions are used for reducing the script complexity. Using reusable actions we can get the reusability and also maintenance will easier. Creating Normal Actions: Insert Call to new action Normal reusable

Note: for converting reusable action into non-reusable action by unchecking reusable action option.

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Right click on action Action option Click on action properties In action properties uncheck reusable action Action Properties

Reusable Action Inserting Reusable Action: Insert Call to new reusable action Action will be added into script

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Creating the External Action: We can create external action only for reusable action. We can pass multiple input and output arguments. For fetching the parameter values into external action. We have to use parameter syntax. We have to use reusable action and specify arguments, save reusable action, call reusable action from other location (external action). Called Environment or External Action Definition: Struname = parameter ( strusername ) Strpassword = parameter ( strpwd ) Strpath = parameter ( strpath ) Systemutil.run strpath If dialog( login ).exist then dialog( login ).winedit ( agentname ).set struname dialog( login ).winedit ( password ).set strpwd dialog( login ).winbutton ( ok ). Click End if

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If window ( flight reservation ). Exist(10) then parameter ( blnstatus ) = true else parameter ( blnstatus ) = false End if

Calling Environment or Reusable Action Call Insert Call to existing action

Browse to reusable action

Ok

Strflightpath = url Runaction login [login_ra] , oneiteration, suresh , mercury , strflightpath, blnstatus Msgbox blnstatus
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Call to copy of action Insert Call to copy of action Select of action

Browse Ok

Click on ok Note: External actions are in read only mode in the calling environment We can edit or modify the external action by opening the action definition. When we want to edit some part in external action and use for your test case then we can use call to copy of action. It will allow us to edit or modify in the calling environment. Runaction copy of login , oneiteration, venkat , mercury , blnstatus Msgbox blnstatus

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Split: Using this we can split one action into two actions based on the cursor position We can split one action into multiple actions by doing split multiple times Note: to reduce the complexity of test script we can split into multiple actions.

OBJECT REPOSITORY:
Repository is of 2 types 1. Local object repository 2. Shared object repository Local object repository It is local to the particular script. What are all the updates/changes done on object repository will be restricted to the same script. We cannot reuse local objects in other scripts. Note: if at all the test cases are having different functionalities then we have to use local object repository

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1. Create from local objects 2. Directly from ORM Note: shared object repository is the place where it will allow add the objects into repository and map the same to the n number of scripts. Advantages: Reusability Overcome the redundancy/duplication Maintenance will be easier Create from local objects: Open local OR File Export local objects
Browse

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Resources Associate repositories

Browse

Available Action1 Action2

Ok

Associate

Open/update SOR Resources Object repository manger (ORM) File open browse to OR path

Open in read only mode Click on enable editing for modify/update

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Directly from ORM Resource Object Repository Manager Add objects Save .tsr

Associate repositories

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Descriptive Programming: We are not using OR for developing the instructions. The properties required for identifying the objects we are going to keep directly in our instructions. Without having the application we can generate the instructions parallel to the development phase by taking all the object properties from development team. Note: 1) Based on client request we can proceed with descriptive programming. 2) Whenever any object properties are keep on changing based on the input data then we can manage using descriptive programming. Advantages: Execution will be faster compared to using OR. Managing the runtime objects which properties are frequently changing. Managing runtime objects: 100
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Descriptive Programming Instructions If dialog( text:=login , nativeclass:=#32770 ). Exist then dialog( text:=login , nativeclass:=#32770 ). Winedit ( class:=edit , text:=agentname ). set venkat dialog( text:=login , nativeclass:=#32770 ). Winedit ( class:=edit , text:=password ). set mercury dialog( text:=login , nativeclass:=#32770 ). Winbutton ( class:=button , name:=ok ). Click End if Regular Expression: It is used for regularise the properties of the objects. If at all property value is getting changed frequently then we cannot manage working with same object again by storing it in object repository. To overcome above problem we have to make common part to recognize the object by ignoring the change part.
Login Name Venkat Venkat .* In OR make venkat 100 as .*

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Navigation: Resources ORM

class

Webedit
Click on Button

properties

Value configuration options

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Regular Expressions in DP: Window ( text:= , native class ) Dialog ( text:= faxorder.* , native classs:=#32770 ). exist We can use regular expressions in Dp for recognizing the object by making regularize. We have to enter .* for the changing part same like OR.

BATCH RUNS: In realtime we are performing all the scripts execution unattendly, it means executing the script without any user intervention (interaction). We are running the script from QC as it will maintain all the scripts along with the executed results. We should not use message box in realtime scripting, we can use for output verification while developing the instructions but we should ensure no message boxes at the time of storing into QC. We should user reporter statements for finding the test script results. Syntax: Reporter.Reporterevent
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Ex: If dialog ( login ).Exist then reporter.reporterevent micpass, verifying login window , login success else reporter.reporterevent micpass, verifying login window , login not success End if Transactions: For finding the application performance using QTP, we have to use transactions. We have to insert transactions at some point or step in our script and we have to end at some step then it will provide script execution time or transaction time will be provided for the statements between start and end transactions. Navigation: insert start transaction / end transaction

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Ex: Service.StartTransaction sample Wait If dialog( login ).exist then reporter.reporterevent micpass Else reporter.reporterevent micfail End if Service.EndTransaction sample

Environment Variables: Based on the environment such as UAT, preproduction, production, environment data may be changed to maintain all our script execution on multiple environments we have to use environment variables. It is a global file, it means we can access the variable values from all over test pack It is a XML file, we can generate XML file from userdefined environment variables by exporting internal environment variables. Environment variables are 2 types: 1. In-built 2. User-defined
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In-built: These are provided by QTP for retrieving the testing machine specifications. ex: Action name, OS, OS Version, temp directory, etc., User-defined: Based on our requirement if at all any data is changing based on the environment, we can define environment variables in environment tab under resources option. Once we exported all the above become external, it means we can use these variables anywhere in our script. Navigation: file settings environment Syntax: <Environment> <variable> <name> <value> </variable> </Environment>
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Associating Environment Variable File: file settings environment variable type (user defined)

check the load variable checkbox import the created XML file click on apply ok Accessing the environment variable data: Environment.value ( variable name ) Ex:
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Data Table:
It is used for maintaining the runtime data by taking this we can execute our script that many no. of times. It will maintain the data temporarily while executing, after execution this data will disappear. We can import and export data from external files, so that we no need to maintain test data along with scripts. Syntax: Datatable.value ( colname , datatable type) It is used for retrieving from data table Ex: Datatable.value ( A , Global)

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Methods of DataTable:
1.Import: It is used for importing the data from excel (.xls) sheet. It will import all the sheets data into available datatables in our script. Ex: DataTable.import ( excel path ) 2.Import Sheet: It is used to import specific sheet data into data table. Ex: datatable.importsheet ( filepath , sheet id/name , destination id/name ) 3.Add Sheet: It will add the new sheet into data table ex: datatable.addsheet ( name of the sheet ) 4.Delete Sheet: It will delete the existing sheet from the data table Ex: datatable.deletesheet ( sheet id/name ) 5.Export: It is used for exporting the data from our script from all the data tables into specified location. Ex: datatable.export( path of file destination ) 6.Export Sheet: It is used for exporting the specific datatable data in our script ex: datatable.exportsheet ( destination path , global/action )
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7.Get Current row: It is used for getting the active row from the data table. Ex: datatable.getcurrentrow (global) datatable.getsheet( sheet name ).getccurrentrow. 8.Get Row Count: It will give the rows count of data table Ex: datatable.getrowcount datatable.getsheet(name of sheet).getrowcount 9.Get Sheet count: It will give all the sheets counts in our script available in data table. Ex: datatable.getsheetcount 10.Set Current Row: It will make the specific row as active row Ex: datatable.setcurrentrow ( row number ) 11.Set Next Row: It will set the immediate next row as active row Ex: datatable.setnextrow 12.Set Prev Row: It will set the previous row as active row ex: datatable.setprevrow 13.Value: It is used for retrieving and updating the value into the datatable. Ex: datatable.value
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14.Raw Value: It is used for fetching the formulae of specific field or cell in our data table. Ex: datatable.rawvalue

Object Identification: Objects will be identified by using QTP based on no. of properties. Object identification is the place where we can manage our properties of all the controls which are adding into the object repository. Here it will display all the controls of all the supported environments. If at all any control type is not getting recognized using default properties then we can edit below properties and try to make QTP to recognize the object. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. a. b. Mandatory Assistive Base Filter Optional Filter Ordinal Identifier Location Index

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Smart Identification: If at all object is not recognized using default properties such as mandatory and assistive then based on the selection of smart identification it will use the base filter and optional filter properties. Ordinal Identifier: It is used for uniquely recognize the object using index and location. 1) Index: Whenever any object is having unique no. then automatically QTP will use that for recognization. 2) Location: It will use the default coordinates of particular object for recognization. Note: 1) Based on the selection of either index or location of specific control it will use for recognizing the object. 2) In real time mostly we use to work with index whenever any object is not recognized.

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Debugg Viewer Pane: It is the process of executing instructions with the intention of finding script errors. This pane is used for doing the debugging process effectively Breakpoint: This point is used for stopping the script execution temporarily. Place the cursor where need to insert break point. Debug Insert / remove breakpoint option Note: By using the mouse left button, click on left side to our script statement will insert the break point. Debug Viewer Pane option: Watch: This is used to watch required variable along with their values. Variables: It will contain all the variables and their data will be displayed, it will allow us to modify the data as well. The changed data will get reflected in all the places in our script.
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Command: It will allow us to execute the instructions and we can observe the results. Debugging Keywords: Step into: It will take control to the inside of the function and will allow us to execute all the statements line by line. Step over: It will over come functions and reusable actions, will execute all the instructions line by line. Step out: It is used to moving control out of function or reusable action. After step out control will move to the immediate next statement after function call or reusable action call. Debug from step: It will perform script execution in debugging mode.

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Check Point: It is used for verifying the existency of all the controls. We can insert check points only in recording mode. Irrespective of object properties available in object repository. Check point will store required properties into object repository. Due to this OR size is getting increased it leads to performance issue. Insert Checkpoint (standard, text, bitmap, text area, database, ..)

Output Values: It is used for exporting the object properties and their values into data table. We can use these properties for our future references. insert output values Note: we can insert o/p values only in recording mode.
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Check point:

Properties OR

AVT

Output value: Datatable AVT

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File System Object: It is used to work on file system such as creating files, folders and delete files, folders. It will allow us to perform all the manual operations on file system through script. All these operations performing with predefined methods provided by file system object. Hence we have to create reference for the same. Set FSO = create object ( scripting.filesystemobject ) Methods: Create folder Create file Delete folder Delete file File exists Folder exists Create text file Ex: ///// create folde Set FSO = create object ( scripting.filesystemobject ) If NOT FSO folder exists ( c:\new object\siri ) then FSO.createfolder ( c:\newfolder\siri ) End if
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////////////delete folder FSO.delete folder ( c:\newfolder\siri ) If FSO.folder exists ( c:\newfolder\siri ) then FSO. Delete folder ( c:\newfolder\siri ) End if

FSO. Create text file ( c:\newfolder\siri\siri ) If FSO. File exist ( c:\newfolder\siri\siri.txt ) then Msgbox file exists End if

//////////////Enter data into text file Set ref FSO = FSO. Open text file ( c:\newfolder\siri\siri.txt , forwriting/2.true) Ref FSO.write ( siritech ) Ref FSO.close

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Automation Object Model: It is used for automating the QTP tool to overcome manual operations for running the scripts. By using this we can perform batch execution by creating QTP application reference Ex: Set QTP = create object ( quick test application ) QTP. visible = true QTP. Open script path Set QTPFile = QTP.test QTPFile.Run QTP.Open script path Set QTPFile = QTP.test QTPFile.Run .. QTP.quit

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Recovery Scenarios: It is used for handling exceptions or unexpected errors. We should need to overcome exceptions for doing batch execution comfortably. 3 types of issues we may get in real time environment. QTP script issue Machine dependent pop-ups Application issues QTP script issues If we want to continue our batch execution by over coming all the script issues then we have to insert statement on error resume next Note: By using above statement script will be failed if at all any issues but cannot interrupt batch execution. Recovery Scenario: If we want to manage or recover, remaining issues like machine dependent pop-ups, application unexpected pop-ups then we have to provide recovery information for the type of issue.

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Navigation: Resources Recovery scenario manager We have to provide information for creating any type of recovery scenario, those are Pop-up window Object state Test run error Application crash For creating above any scenario we have to update below 3 sections Trigger event Recovery Post recovery Trigger event contains type of exception to manage. Recovery contains type of solution to overcome the exception Post recovery contains after recovering from exception, what need to do by QTP

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Automation Life Cycle: Manula TC s Dry Run Application function Common parts Estimation Automation Plan Start Phase 1 Functions Resuable actions Environments Intermediate High Meduim Low
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QTP Life Cycle: 1) Develop the basic script 2) Enhance script recovery scenario regular expression environment variable function libraries reusable actions shared OR transaction, FSO, etc., 3) Debugging Script 4) Perform Batch Run 5) Deliver Client

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QTP FrameWork The process what we are following for automating the manual test cases is called framework. Based on the application functionality, we have to choose corresponding process for automation. Framework Types: Linear Modular Data Driven Keyword Driven Hybrid Framework Linear Framework: If at all application functionality is entirely different and there is no scope to reuse and modularize your functionalities then we have to follow linear framework. We cannot maintain reusability and modularity. We can use the features: Recovery scenario Regular expression FSO Data table Environment variables, etc., 2/17/2012 Venkata Krishna

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linear . Sequential .. Stmts . ..

100 TC s Different No modularity, reusability

Modular Framework: If at all application functionality is having common functionalities which are required in all the test cases then we have to follow modular framework. We will get advantages reusability and modularity because here we are having chance to reuse, some part of navigations, it means we are able to modularize our script. RA s functions shared OR EV s 100 TC s 20 30 functions 10 RA s

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Data Driven: If at all application is having functionalities depend on the test data and data need to drive our script execution then we have to use data driven framework. Along with this process we can use components functions, reusable actions, shared OR. functions RA s EV s shared OR 100 TC s 80 TC s common data table

Keyword Framework: If at all application is having functionality mostly common and we need to check application functionality by doing small updates in our application, then we have to use keyword driven framework. For all the common functionalities we are maintaining keywords in our library and update keywords and their required objects details in data table. By using above keyword and data table we are fetching each record and performing the keyword call by using datatable arguments. From where we are calling keywords and fetching keywords, we can say it as a driver script.

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Function login --------------End function Function . Select case winedit .. .. winbutton ----------------------windropdown -------------------------End function

Deliver Call Datatable.value ( keyword ) -------------------------------------------------------------

Data table Keyword Micpass Login Click Set Object Value

Test Data

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Hybrid Framework: Combination of any of 2 frameworks is called hybrid framework. In real time we should required to work with atleast 2 frameworks such as modular and data driven.

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Web Table: 1. rows 2. columns 3. data of each cell 4. exist Msgbox Browser ( mercury quality center ). Page ( mercury quality center ). Webtable ( quality center ). Getroproperty ( rows ) Msgbox Browser ( mercury quality center ). Page ( mercury quality center ). Webtable ( quality center ). Getroproperty ( cols ) Msgbox Browser ( mercury quality center ). Page ( mercury quality center ). Webtable ( quality center ). Getcelldata (3, 1) Msgbox Browser ( mercury quality center ). Page ( mercury quality center ). Webtable ( quality center ). Getcelldata (1,1) Msgbox Browser ( mercury quality center ). Page ( mercury quality center ). Webtable ( quality center ). Rowcount

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