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Notes: The set of recovery operations is performed for each occurrence of the trigger event criteria. For example, suppose you define a specific object state, and two objects match this state, t...

Understanding the Recovery Scenario Wizard The Recovery Scenario Wizard leads you, step-by-step, through the process of creating a recovery scenario. The Recovery Scenario Wizard contains the f...

Deciding When to Use Recovery Scenarios Recovery scenarios are intended for use only with events that you cannot predict in advance, or for events that you cannot otherwise synchronize with a specif...

About Defining and Using Recovery Scenarios Unexpected events, errors, and application crashes during a run session can disrupt your run session and distort results. This is a problem particularly ...

Understanding the Update Options Tab The Update Options tab enables you to specify which aspects of your component you want to update, such as test object descriptions and/or expected checkpoint va...

Updating a Component Using the Update Run Mode Option When you run a component in Update Run mode, QuickTest runs the component to update the test object descriptions and/or the expected checkpoin...

Notes: If the object to which you point has a different parent object than the one in the object repository and has different property values, the Change Object Property Values screen opens twice....

Running Components with the Maintenance Run Wizard Maintenance Run Mode enables you to update your component to reflect changes in the application you are testing. You can use Maintenance Run Mode,...

Notes: While the component and function libraries are running in debug mode, they are read-only. You can modify the content after you stop the debug session (not when you pause it). If needed, you...

Note: To delete test results from a Quality Center database, click Connect to connect to Quality Center before browsing or entering the test path. Specify the Quality Center test path in the format....

Note: You cannot view business process test run results when you open the Test Results window from QuickTest. To view run results for a business process test, select the results for the iteration yo...

Run Results Tree The left pane in the Test Results window displays the run results tree—a graphical representation of the run session results: indicates a step that succeeded. This icon is di...

Viewing Run Session Results After running a component, you can view a report of major events that occurred during the run session. Note: You cannot view business process test run results when you ...

About Setting Global Testing Options Global testing options affect how you record and run components, as well as the general appearance of QuickTest. For example, you can choose not to display the ...

About Outputting Values An output value step is a step in which one or more values are captured at a specific point in your component and stored for the duration of the run session. The values can ...

Outputting Values QuickTest enables you to retrieve values in your component and store them in output value objects. You can subsequently retrieve these values and use them as input at a differ...

About Understanding Checkpoints QuickTest enables you to add checks to your test or component. A checkpoint is a verification point that compares a current value for a specified property with the e...

About Working with the Keyword View The Business Component Keyword View enables you to create and view the steps of a component in a modular, table format. Each step is a row in the Keyword View th...

Understanding the Conversion Logs When you use the Action Conversion Tool, you can generate printable log files that specify the status of each action—both before and after you convert your action...

Converting Actions to Scripted Components When you add actions to the Action Conversion Tool, the Status box indicates whether or not each action can be converted. An empty Status box indicates tha...