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What the differences are and best practical application of each.

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Last Update: October 29, 2007

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Submitted by: velineni

Per Action: For each action, one Object Repository is created.

Shared : For entire application, one Object Repository is created.

Saritha.

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August 04, 2005 08:15:22

Kalpana Naidu

RE: What the differences are and best practical application of each.

Per Action: For Each Action one Object Repository is created.
Shared : One Object Repository is used by entire application

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April 13, 2007 01:08:08

velineni

Member Since: April 2007 Contribution: 1

RE: What the differences are ...

Per Action: For each action one Object Repository is created.

Shared : For entire application one Object Repository is created.

Saritha.

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April 18, 2007 18:18:17

RajaniKanth

RE: What the differences are ...

Per Action: If we record the script by peraction the objecte repository used in that cannot be used and for shared its viceversa.

The best approach is always reord Shared mode.

Thanks and Regards
RajaniKanth

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October 29, 2007 19:50:56

ven

Member Since: November 2005 Contribution: 10

RE: What the differences are ...

BEST APPROACH IS TO USE SHARED OBJECT REPOSITORY.

REASON: PROCESSOR SPEED IS GOOD IN SHARED OBJECT REPOSITORY SINCE DIFFERENT BUSINESS OBJECTS CAN SHARE THE SAME OBJECT REPOSITORY.

PER ACTION: IS GOOD WHEN WE ARE USING THE TOOL FIRST TIME FOR PRACTICAL PURPOSES AS WELL AS FOR DEBUGGING THE OBJECT RECOGNITION PROBLEM THAT COMES WHILE BUILDING SCRIPTS.
PROCESSOR SPEED IS SLOW.
PER EACH ACTION CREATES ONE OBJECT REPOSITORY for each action on object RESULTS IN CONSUMING LOT OF SPACE.

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