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Run Modes

What are the types of Run modes available in QTP

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Last Update: July 25, 2009 Asked by: sagirinaveen

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June 16, 2009 06:32:59

ujwal99

Member Since: August 2006 Contribution: 6

RE: Run Modes

We have four run modes

1)Run (Run the test normally)

2)Maintenance Run Mode (Run the test to update steps if any property values have changed for application object)

3)Update Run Mode(Run the test to update property values)

4)Debug mode(We can run in this mode by inserting a break point or selecting a step and right clicking and selecting run in debug mode this option used to identify the issues that occur during test execution at particular point)

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July 25, 2009 06:37:07

chandra.sekharch

Member Since: July 2009 Contribution: 2

RE: Run Modes

There are only two types of run modes in QTP.

normal mode.
fast mode.

navigation->Tools->options->run tab.

plz correct me if any mistake.

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