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Junior Member
How do you convert local repository scripts to shared repository
How do you maintain share repository? How do you convert local repository scripts to shared repository, I need the steps to do it. Help me out. Thanks for help
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Contributing Member
Re: How do you convert local repository scripts to shared repository
Let me know which version of QTP r u using?
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Junior Member
Re: How do you convert local repository scripts to shared repository
I believe its new version 9.1. I try to export the local repository to share but it didnt let me do it. I m the new in QTP .could u tell me where they store repository file name or path?
Thank you for help
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Contributing Member
Re: How do you convert local repository scripts to shared repository
Hey there is a concept called Object Repository Manager in 9.2 version but i donno abt 9.1..you can add ur local object rep(s) in Repository manager and can used accross the scripts.
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Contributing Member
Re: How do you convert local repository scripts to shared repository
QTP 9.2 version has the enhanced object repository. Where you can import and export the object repository. You can modify, add, delete everything. Hope this might solve problem.
Arun*
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Contributing Member
Re: How do you convert local repository scripts to shared repository
Hi Arun - Hetal Desai needs to merge the local object rep(s) and need to make it as one obj rep.Is there any options in 9.1?
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Contributing Member
Re: How do you convert local repository scripts to shared repository
Yes that is what i was explaining. Just we need to export the local repository and import the same into QTP 9.1 then declare it as shared object repository mode. This will work.
Arun*
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Contributing Member
Re: How do you convert local repository scripts to shared repository
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Expert Member
Re: How do you convert local repository scripts to shared repository
Arun can we use OR marge tool ...to get several Local ORs marged as a shared OR??
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