Monday, July 11, 2011

OUT PUT VALUE in QTP:

OUT PUT VALUE: -


Out put value is a feature provided by QTP, which is used for capturing a value from an application or from a database or from a XML file and stores it under specified column in the runtime data table


Operational overview of out put value: -
The out put value feature works in the following phases
  1. Pre-Execution Phase
  2. While –Execution Phase
1. Pre-Execution phase:
            It will capture the field name from which it need to capture the value
            It will generate the corresponding script
2. While-Execution phase:
            Captures the actual value from the field
            Stores it under a specified column in the run time data table

Out Put Values-
There are the following types of out put values

  • Standard Out Put Value: - It is used for capturing property value of a standard GUI object.
  • Text Out Put Value: - It is used for capturing the text present on a specified object
  • Text-Area Out Put Value: - It is used for capturing the Text present in a specified area
  • Data Base Out Put Value: - It is used for capturing a value from the database
  • XML Out put Value: - It is used for capturing a value from the XML file

Navigation for Standard Out put value through application:

  • Keep the cursor in the desired location
  • Keep the tool under recording mode
  • Activate the menu item insert
  • Go to out put value
  • Select the option standard out put value
  • Click on the desired object in the AUT
  • Click on OK
  • Select the desired property to be captured
  • Click on modify
  • Specify the desired column name
  • Click on Ok
  • Once again click on ok
  • Stop recording




Navigation For standard check point through Active Screen

  • Keep the cursor under the desired location
  • Click on active screen
  • Right click on desired location
  • Click on insert output value
  • Click on ok
  • Select the desired property
  • Click on modify
  • Specify the desired column name
  • Click on ok
  • Once again click on ok.

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