QTP Practice Test Set3

The available environment types are built-in and user-defined. Built-in environments are pre-defined and come with the system, while user-defined environments are created by the user. This means that users have the option to either use the pre-existing built-in environments or create their own custom environments to suit their specific needs.

If a procedure is defined in a test script, it is only accessible to the test script in which it is defined. This means that other procedures within the same test script can use this procedure, but it cannot be accessed or used by any other test scripts. The procedure is limited to the scope of the test script in which it is defined.

Test object properties are the properties used in the object repository for object identification. The object repository is a centralized location where the properties of various objects in an application are stored. These properties are used to uniquely identify and interact with the objects during test execution. By using the test object properties, testers can accurately identify and manipulate the objects in their test scripts, ensuring the reliability and effectiveness of their automated tests.

The method used to send run-time Data sheet to an excel sheet is "ExportSheet." This method allows for the transfer of data from the run-time Data sheet to an excel sheet for further analysis and manipulation.

In a Recovery Scenario, the first thing that must be defined is the trigger. A trigger is an event or condition that indicates that a recovery operation needs to be executed. It could be an error message, a system crash, or any other event that requires a recovery action. By defining the trigger, the recovery scenario becomes proactive in identifying when a recovery operation should be initiated. Once the trigger is defined, the recovery operation, recovery scenario name, and the function used in the scenario can be determined accordingly.

By default, Quick Test passes arguments to the procedure using the ByRef method. This means that the procedure receives a reference to the original variable, allowing it to modify the value of the variable directly.

An external action can be considered as a missing resource because it refers to an action that is not available or accessible within the system or environment. This could be due to various reasons such as a broken link, a deleted file, or an unavailable network connection. In contrast, the other options mentioned in the question (an object, run results, a regular action) do not inherently imply a missing resource.

In order to turn on Smart Identification, you need to go to the object Identification dialog. This dialog allows you to configure the settings for Smart Identification, which is a feature in test automation tools that helps identify objects even if their properties change. The Object Repository, Test Settings dialog, and General Options dialog do not specifically deal with Smart Identification settings.

The presence of the Smart Identification icon in the test results indicates that Smart Identification has been used in the test. This icon serves as a visual representation that Smart Identification has been employed during the test execution.

The correct answer is Fortext, Whileend, Doloop. This is because in Quick Test, the looping statements available are Fortext, which is used to loop a block of statements a specific number of times, Whileend, which is used to loop a block of statements while a condition is true, and Doloop, which is used to loop a block of statements until a condition is true. Switchcase and Ifthen are not looping statements, but rather conditional statements used for decision-making.

In order to set the action iterations for a specified action, you need to go to the Action Call Properties. This is where you can configure the number of times the action should be executed. The Action Settings, Action Properties, and Action Run Settings do not provide the option to set the action iterations. Therefore, the correct answer is Action Call Properties.

A Do loop statement evaluates for continuation at the start or the end of the loop. This means that the loop can either continue or terminate based on the condition specified at the beginning or the end of the loop. The loop may use a counter variable to control the number of iterations and determine when to continue or end the loop.

The default identifier refers to the location of an object or element. It is used to uniquely identify and access the object or element within a system or program. The location can be a memory address or a specific location within a data structure. By default, the location serves as the identifier unless a different identifier, such as an object ID or index number, is specified.

The correct answer is "GetROProperty." This method is used to retrieve the number of items in the list of a Web List object. It allows you to obtain the value of a specified property of the object, in this case, the count of items in the list. By using GetROProperty, you can extract this information and use it in your automation script or application.

The GetROProperty method is used to retrieve the value of a property from the test object. This means that it allows the user to access and retrieve specific properties of a test object during runtime. It is a useful method for gathering information about the properties and characteristics of a test object, which can be used for verification or further processing in the test script.