Maximum synchronizing time out in QTP

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KodumuruRamesh

  • Nov 4th, 2006
 

Hi

    The maximum synchronizing time out in QTP is "999999"  Milliseconds

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smartmanoj

  • Nov 8th, 2006
 

The maximum synchronization time out is 1000000 milliseconds.

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KodumuruRamesh

  • Nov 8th, 2006
 

Hi smartmanoj

   The max synchronizing time out In QTP is 999999 Miliseconds only.Because in this option it accepts only 6 Digits(i.e Highest is 999999).

      If any doubts in this go  & check it,Plz do not give false answers.

For more clarification mail me:

kodumururamesh@yahoo.co.in

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sudhakar2068

  • Nov 8th, 2006
 

This is Correct Answers the above all the Guy are very wrong.

By default QTP  20,000 million seconds as the Time out.

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Grishm

  • Nov 8th, 2006
 

Hi Sudhakar,

he/she wants to know the maximum time out not the defult time out.

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vasi

  • Nov 9th, 2006
 

Maximum syncroizing time out we can set is 1000000
 
When working with Web objects, QuickTest waits up to the amount of time set in the Browser navigation timeout plus the Object Synchronization Timeout. Maximum Timeout  for browser navigation is also 1000000
 
ie.. for Web objects... the time out is...
 
max amount of time set in browser navigation timeout + max object synchronization timeout = 1000000+1000000

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smartmanoj

  • Nov 13th, 2006
 

hi kodumururamesh,

I didnt give false answer.  u can check it in this way:

* Go to Settings option under Test Menu

* Choose Run Tab in the Test Settings dialog box.

* The field named 'Object synchronizanion time out' will accept upto 1000000 milliseconds.  The moment u enter 999999 milliseconds, it is automatically converted to 1000000 milliseconds.

P.s.  The same question was asked in one of the certification exam that i undertook.  and the correct answer for that is 1000000 milliseconds.  i found no option such as 999999 milliseconds.

Manojkumar.Manokar@cognizant.com

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Ravi Konka

  • Dec 12th, 2006
 

Hi All,

Good.. but i think this is right one...

If Browser("Browser").Page("Page").WebEdit("userName").Exist(999999999) then
 msgbox "sairam"
else
 msgbox "ravi"
end if

Ravi Konka
Bangalore

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