Madhu

• May 18th, 2006

 

Validation can be done in three ways.

1. GUI testing: I will fetch the values from the application

2. DB Testing: I will write a query to fetch the values

3. Prameters Testing: The values(test data) as inputs parameters which i given to enter into the application.

You can use the function dataset

If (#1 is eq # 3 && #1 is eq #2)

{ Print sucess with the values}

Else

{Print failure the data is missing}

KishoreKomarneni

 Profile Answers by KishoreKomarneni 

• Sep 7th, 2008

 

Using output checkpoint we can capture the value and we can compare with runtime value.

ujwal99

 Profile Answers by ujwal99 

• Jun 16th, 2009

 

Generally whenever we are working on an application, the application process moves from one task to the other task. Some times it is required that values generated in one task need to be passed on to another task.

Manually we can make note of this values from one task and use it in another task.

While we are working with QTP we can use output checkpoints to capture values from one task and provide it to subsequent task.

ramu6309

 Profile Answers by ramu6309 

• Jul 15th, 2009

 

The Main purpose of the text checkpoints is to verify the text with the Actual text. You can use checkpoint with parameterisation also.Eg: Suppose there are 100 Rows belongs having Text to verify in your database
TextOnApplication = XYZ
For i = 0 to RowCount-1

If Instr(UCase(Trim((Row(i).Text))) = "XYZ" Then
Log.Message "Text Is Matched"
Else
Next

sivatirumalareddy

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• Mar 7th, 2011

 

Out put check point is like Get property