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This is a discussion on scripting within the QTP forums, part of the Software Testing category; how write basic script inQTP? What are the things need to be followed while writing the script? send some sample script for web application?...
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scripting
how write basic script inQTP?
What are the things need to be followed while writing the script? send some sample script for web application? 
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01-04-2008
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Re: scripting
Hi
How to compare two text files using qtp.
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01-04-2008
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Re: scripting
Hi Sekhar,
Check out the below code. It will compare both the text files and isolate the differences found in the file1 which are not present in file 2 in a seperate ouput file. To make it simpler , consider 2 text files - text1 and text2. This code would compare both the files and would log difference rows present in text 2 in a seperate file called as output.txt. This is a vbscript code. So create a .vbs file and include it as a library function in your action. code. dim found set objfso = createobject("scripting.filesystemobject") set objinputfile2 = objfso.opentextfile ("c:\text2.txt") set objoutputfile = objfso.createtextfile("c:\output.txt") do until objinputfile2.atendofstream found = false strnextline2 = objinputfile2.readline set objinputfile1 = objfso.opentextfile ("c:\text1.txt") do until objinputfile1.atendofstream strnextline1 = objinputfile1.readline if (strnextline2 = strnextline1) then found = true end if loop objinputfile1.close if (found = false) then objoutputfile.writeline strnextline2 end if loop objinputfile2.close objoutputfile.close set objinputfile1 = nothing set objinputfile2 = nothing set objoutputfile = nothing Let me know incase you face any difficulties with the code, cheers....
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Regards, V.Umesh Krishnan QA Consultant Last edited by bizzzzzare; 01-04-2008 at 09:35 AM.
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01-04-2008
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Re: scripting
You can also use WDiff to compare 2 text files.
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