QTP QuickTest Professional Testing

A checkpoint compares a specified property's current value during test execution with its expected stored value. Output values capture data for later use, while 'Compare the object property' is not a standard QTP feature.

In QTP/UFT, the .Object property provides access to the native properties and methods of the actual runtime object, allowing interaction with features not exposed through the test object hierarchy.

Low-Level Recording captures coordinates and mouse/keyboard operations at the screen level when QuickTest cannot recognize an object. Normal Recording relies on object recognition, while Analog Mode is specifically for continuous mouse movements like drawing.

The Sync method in QTP waits for the browser to complete the current navigation before proceeding with test execution. Wait is a generic delay, WaitProperty waits for a specific property value, and Exist checks if an object is present - none specifically handle browser navigation.

Reporter.ReportEvent() is the correct QTP method for sending information to the test results with a status and description. Reporter.Report() does not exist, Reporter.Log() is not a standard method, and Reporter.MsgBox() displays a message box rather than reporting to results.

WaitProperty is a synchronization method that pauses execution until a specified object property achieves the expected value or times out. Synchronize is not a QTP method, Wait is a generic delay, and sync is for browser navigation.

The Function Generator in QTP allows you to insert test object methods, function calls, and various logic steps into your test. Step Generator and Object Repository are separate features with different purposes.

Smart identification is the specific mechanism in HP/Micro Focus UFT (QTP) used to identify test objects during a run session when the learned properties do not uniquely identify the object. Recovery scenarios are for handling unexpected events, not standard object identification.

Checkpoint timeout specifies the time interval in seconds during which QuickTest attempts to perform a checkpoint operation successfully. Check timeout and checkpoint interval timeout are not standard QTP terms.

GetItemsCount() is the standard QTP method for retrieving the number of items in a list box or combo box. GetCount and GetItemCount are not valid QTP methods.

On Error Resume Next is the VBScript statement used to continue test execution after encountering a runtime error, preventing the test from halting. The other options are not valid VBScript error handling statements.

In QTP/UFT, the compare() method accepts two XML file objects as parameters and returns their differences. This is the standard syntax for XML comparison within the tool's testing framework.

QTP/UFT uses recovery.activate() to programmatically trigger recovery scenarios. This method forces the recovery mechanism to execute immediately, independent of any configured trigger conditions.

QTP/UFT uses SHIFT+ALT+F3 as the keyboard shortcut to toggle analog recording mode. This mode captures exact mouse movements and keystrokes, unlike normal recording which abstracts UI interactions.

An Accessibility Checkpoint in QTP/UFT is specifically designed to check web page elements for compliance with accessibility guidelines, such as verifying that alternative text (alt attribute) exists for images.

In QTP/UFT, both the InvokeApplication statement and the SystemUtil.Run method can be used to launch or invoke external applications, making 'Both a & b' the correct option.

In QTP/UFT, synchronization ensures tests wait for specific application states before proceeding. WaitProperty pauses execution until a specified object property matches an expected value or times out, providing robust synchronization for dynamic applications.

QTP (QuickTest Pro) stores test scripts with the .mts extension, which represents 'Mercury Test Script.' This file format contains the test's actions, resources, and configuration data, while .usr files store user settings and .vbs contains external VBScript code.

GetROProperty (Get Run-Time Object Property) is the QTP/UFT method used to retrieve the current property value of a test object from the application during a run session. GetTOProperty retrieves properties from the test repository, and SetROProperty is not a valid method.

In QTP/UFT, Set DataTable(variable, dtGlobalSheet) assigns values from the data table to test parameters during data-driven testing. This method reads the specified column from the global data sheet and applies it to the named variable, enabling test iteration with multiple datasets.