QTP Questions and Answers - 26

Q - 501: Where can a new Extensibility support set be activated after its deployment to HP QuickTest Professional?
A. The Add-in manager, which displays the name of the new Extensibility support set as an additional Add-in, under the Web Add-in
B. The Add-in manager, which displays the name of the new Extensibility support set as an additional independent Add-in
C. The Record and Run Settings dialog box, which displays the name of the new Extensibility support set as an additional option in the Web tab
D. The Resources pane, which displays the name of the new Extensibility support set as an additional node in the Resources tree

Q - 502: Which public toolkits are supported by the Web Add-in Extensibility feature? (Select four.)
A. ASP.N ET AJAX
B. FOX
C. SUN JWDK
D. Motif
E. Google Web Toolkit
F. YahooUl
G. Dojo
H. COM.NET AJAX

Q - 503: How does the HP QuickTest Professional Web Add-in Extensibility feature improve browser independent support?
A. It supports testing custom controls on both Internet Explorer and Firefox, and on different versions of these browsers.
B. It extends Web testing support to Google Chrome and its different versions.
C. It supports testing custom controls on different versions of Internet Explorer only.
D. It supports browser independent web testing by replacing the Web Add-in.

Q - 504: Which recovery option is best for a pop-up message that states "Printer is out of ink"? 
A. Close application process
B. Function call
C. Restart Microsoft Windows
D. Keyboard or mouse operation

Q - 505: What are prerequisites for using Log Tracking? (Select two.)
A. The log framework must include an UDP appender.
B. The log files must be placed in a test directory.
C. The test must support log tracking statements.
D. All the Optional Steps must be disabled.
E. The tested application must use Java or.NET log framework.

Q - 506: Which data table method can retrieve data from an Excel file? 
A. OpenSheet
B. ExportSheet
C. ImportSheet
D. GetSheet

Q - 507: Which HP QuickTest Professional feature enables you to track application performance counters during a run session?
A. Environment Monitor
B. Local System Monitor
C. Resource counters
D. Run Viewer

Q - 508: You have created a Bitmap checkpoint and want to allow a certain degree of difference between a stored expected image and an image from the AUT and still consider it a PASS
Which checkpoint feature should you use?
A. RGB tolerance
B. BW tolerance
C. Image tolerance
D. Bit tolerance

Q - 509: Which type of checkpoint compares pixel values? 
A. XML
B. Visual
C. Graphical
D. Standard
E. Bitmap

Q - 510: What is the purpose of the GetROProperty method? 
A. To retrieve a property value of a runtime object
B. To retrieve a property of a test object
C. To retrieve a property value of a test object
D. To retrieve a property of a repository object

Q - 511: What are two HP QuickTest Professional resources? 
A. Recovery Scenarios and Images
B. Checkpoints and Test Versions
C. Images and Checkpoints
D. Function Libraries and Recovery Scenarios

Q - 512: How can you add or change recordable or non-recordable operations to your test? (Select three.)
A. Drag objects from the Available Keywords pane.
B. Drag objects from the data table or insert from a shared repository.
C. Change the operation in the Keyword View.
D. Drag objects from Available Keywords or from the Active Screen.
E. Use the Step Generator or insert through Keyword View.
F. Add an operation in the Recording Option Manager.

Q - 513: What is the purpose of the Visual Relation Identifier? 
A. It allows identification of objects, based on mapping of the Object Hierarchy to the AUT.
B. It allows identification of objects, based on sorting of objects on the AUT in a specific order.
C. It allows identification of objects, based on mapping to specific default classes.
D. It allows identification of objects, based on their neighbouring objects.

Q - 514: How does HP QuickTest Professional identify each object you record? (select two.)
A. By class
B. By properties
C. By methods
D. By conditions
E. By actions

Q - 515: DRAG DROP : Click the Task button. Place the methods for identifying an object in the order in which QTP would attempt to use tem Assume they are all defined/enabled.
Place the methods for identifying an object in the order in which QTP would attempt to use them. Assume they are all defined / enabled.

Answer

Q - 516: Using a default installation of HP QuickTest Professional, which type of Object Repository stores objects when they are created?
A. Reusable
B. Global
C. Local
D. Shared

Q - 517: After recording a test, you find an object in the Object Repository named AppResult_1.
Which Object Repository feature allows you to search for this object in your application?
A. Search in Repository
B. Highlight in Application
C. Locate in Application
D. Find in Application

Q - 518: DRAG DROP: Click the Task button. Match the icons in the Object Spy dialog box with their descriptions. Note: Icons may be used more than once.
Match the icons in the Object Spy dialog box with their descriptions.

Answer

Q - 519: What is a logical name in HP QuickTest Professional? 
A. The name assigned to a recorded object
B. The attached text of the test object
C. The name of a logical test condition
D. The name of the Object Repository

Q - 520: What can a dot indicate in VBScript? (Select three.)
A. A method
B. A description
C. A property
D. A function argument
E. A child object
F. An end of statement

Quick Test Professional (QTP) - Keyword & Expert View

Keyword View
The Keyword View enables you to create and view the steps of your test in a keyword-driven, modular, table format. The Keyword View is comprised of a table-like view, in which each step is a separate row in the table, and each column represents different parts of the steps. You can modify the columns displayed to suit your requirements.
You create and modify tests by selecting items and operations in the Keyword View and entering information as required. Each step is automatically documented as you complete it, enabling you to view a description of your test steps in understandable English.

Each operation performed on your application during a recording session is recorded as a row in the Keyword View.
For each row in the Keyword View, QuickTest displays a corresponding line of script in the Expert View. If you focus on a specific step in the Keyword View and switch to the Expert View, the cursor is located in that corresponding line of the test.

You can use the Keyword View to add new steps to your test and to view and modify existing steps. When you add or modify a step, you select the test object or other step type you want for your step, select the method operation you want to perform, and define any necessary values for the selected operation or statement. Working in the Keyword View does not require any programming knowledge. The programming required to actually perform each test step is done automatically behind the scenes by QuickTest.

Expert View
In the Expert View, QuickTest displays each operation performed on your application in the form of a script, comprised of VBScript statements. The Expert View is a script editor with many script editing capabilities. For each object and method in an Expert View statement, a corresponding row exists in the Keyword View. The Action list above the Expert View window lists the actions that are called from the test.

Expert View and Keyword View - A Comparison
If you prefer to work with VBScript statements, you can choose to work with your tests in the Expert View, as an alternative to using the Keyword View. You can move between the two views as you wish, by selecting the Expert View or Keyword View tab at the bottom of the Test pane in the QuickTest window.
The following diagram shows how the same object hierarchy is displayed in the Expert View and in the Keyword View:

Each line of VBScript in the Expert View represents a step in the test. The example above represents a step in a test in which the user inserts the name mercury into an edit box. The hierarchy of the step enables you to see the name of the site, the name of the page, the type and name of the object in the page, and the name of the operation performed on the object.
The image below explains how the different parts of the same step are represented in the Keyword View and the Expert View:

Quick Test Professional (QTP) - Password Encoder Tool

Password Encoder Tool

This tool enables you to encode passwords so that you can use the resulting strings as method arguments or data table parameter values (enabling you to place secure values into the data table). For example, your Web site may include a form in which the user must supply a password. You may want to test how your site responds to different passwords, but you also want to ensure the integrity of the passwords.

User interface elements are described below:

Password 
The password to encrypt.

Encoded string 
The encrypted string that is generated when you click Generate.

Generate 
Encrypts the string you entered in the Password box.

Copy
Copies the encrypted password to the Clipboard. You can
then paste it as value for a method argument or insert it
as a secure value in the data table.

To access 
From the Windows menu, select Start > Programs > HP QuickTest Professional > Tools > Password Encoder.

Quick Test Professional (QTP) - Test Automation

What is Test Automation
Test Automation is the process of reducing, and when possible, removing human interventions from an existing manual testing process.

When Should Test Automation Be Used?
Below is a list of parameters which makes a manual test a good candidate for automation:

• Test must be repeated often.
• Test workflow and its validation evolve and change slowly over time.
• Test validates a business process or workflow, rather than look and feel, color,table,layout, etc.
• Test is a very repetitive and/or has a lot of steps, and its important that those steps be performed exactly the same each time, where manual tester fatigue must be avoided.
• Test result produces results for a regulatory body that demands that those results be electronically recorded and archived as formal evidence of compliance.
• Tests pass/fail results are reasonably easy to determine and capture with the selected automation tool.
• Test needs to drive a significant amount of data to the application.

When Should Test Automation Be Avoided?

• Ad-hoc testing where a subject matter experts randomly prowls through a variety of combinatorial workflows.
• One time testing or testing repeated only a few times
• Testing which require multiple functional areas such that the test travels through a small amount of virtually all of the the product's functionality
• Testing where look and fell, color, table layout, etc. are validated
• Testing where pass/fails require evaluating information from several different and unrelated systems and/or applications.

The Automated Testing Process

The various phases involved in the automated testing process

Selecting the "best fit" Automation Tool:

It is important to pick the best fit for the majority of the applications. The choice should be based on variety of factors such as cost, ease of use, application support capabilities and product support.

Proof of Concept (POC):

This actively involves crating few sample scripts that validate a few important business workflows in one or tow of your most important applications. This helps identify any major issues that might be encountered during future case development.

Requirement Analysis:

This activity involves analyzing the requirements of an application, studying the existing manual test-cases and then defining the scope of the test automation project.

Project Estimates:

Once the scope of the automation is defined, estimates can then be formulated based on various factors like number of test-cases to be automated, their level of complexity, what re-usable components need to be developed, staffing requirements etc.

Framework Design:

This activity involves creating shared object repository(s), any re-usable components, writing a best practice guideline documented completing any supplementary activities to prepare a base of supporting components that will be utilized to  develop automation test scripts.

Test script development:

Test cases are created by calling the re-usable component and adding appropriate validations to each of workflow specific scripts.

Debugging:

Completed test-cases are debugged to make sure they work as designed. 

Execution:

In this phase test-cases are finally put to work through regression testing and validating the application under test.

Result Analysis:

Process followed by the results created by each executed test after execution.

Maintenance:

This phase involves updating the scripts to fix any code related to issue found during execution. A well designed framework and a set of test ensures that maintenance cost at kept to a minimum.

Quick Test Professional (QTP) - Utility Objects

QTP provides several utility objects to enhance the power of scripting. Below is a list of all QTP utility objects.

Crypt, DataTable, Description, DTParameter, DTSheet, Environment, Extern, OptionalStep, Parameter, PathFinder, Properties(Collection), QCUtil, Random Number, Recovery, Reporter, Services, Setting, TextUtil, TSLTest, XMLUtil

Only some of the QTP objects are covered here and rest will be covered in other post.

• The Crypt Object
• The OptionalStep Object
• The PathFinder Object
• The RandomNumber Object
• The Setting Object
• The Add Method
• The Exists Method
• The Remove Method
• The WebUtil Object
• The SystemUtil Object
• The RegisterUserFunc Object

Quick Test Professional (QTP) - RegisterUserFunc Object

This object is used to add new methods to a test object or to override existing ones. The syntax is :

RegisterUserFunc TOClass, Method, FunctionName, SetAsDefault

If we want to override the SetFunction for WebEdit test object then we need to create a new function and then assign it using the RegisterUserFunc object as follows:

'New set method for webEdit objects

Sub NewSet(Object , newValue)

  Object.Set Ucase(newValue)

End Sub

RegisterUserFunc "WebEdit", "Set", "NewSet"

Browser("Browser").Page("Page").WebEdit("Text").Set "Nikhil"

The last statement in our example now calls out NewSet function and changes the input value

to upper case and then assign the value.

If we want to use the NewSet function to handle different types of test objects, then we can use GetTOProperty function to determine which type of object has been passed to the funtion.

If we want define a new Set method for all the objects like "WebEdit", WebCheckBox", WebList", "WebRadioButton" etc, then we can create a function like one shown below:

'Generic set method for various objects

Sub GenericSet(Object, newValue)

  'Get the type of the object 

  sObjectType = Object.GetTOProperty("micclass")

  Select Case sObjectType

    Case "WebEdit", "WebCheckBox"

      WebSet Object, newValue

    Case "WebList", WebRadioButton"

      WebSelect Object.newValue

  End Select

End Sub

WebSet and WebSelect functions used in the code given above are user defined functions that are being used to do operation on specific types of object.

Quick Test Professional (QTP) - SystemUtil Object

This is used to run and close the processes. Below are few example of starting the processes.

'Run internet explorer

SystemUtil.Run "iexplore.exe"

'Run the internet explorer and pass the staring URL

SystemUitl.Run "iexplore.exe", "http://www.yahoo.com"

Below are few examples of closing a process.

'Give # of closed process

numClosed = SystemUtil.CloseProcessByName("explore.exe")

'Title with a regular expression

SystemUtil.CloseProcessByWndTitle "Microsoft Internet Explorer. *", True

'Title without regular expression

SystemUtil.CloseProcessByWndTitle "Notepad"

'Closing a process by window handle

hwnd = Browser("creationtime:=0").GetROProperty("hwnd")

SystemUtil.CloseProcessByHwnd hwnd

'Close process by the process id

SystemUtil.CloseProcessById processID

'Close all processes opened by QTP

SystemUtil.CloseDescendentProcesses

Quick Test Professional (QTP) - WebUtil Object

This provides and undocumented method to delete browser cookies:

'Delete cookies

WebUtil.DeleteCookies

NOTE: The WebUtil object is implicitly available after installing QTP Plus, and it can be explicitly instantiated using the following statement:

'Create the WebUtil object

Set WebUtil = CreateObject("Mercury.GUI_WebUtil")

'Delete cookies and destroy the object

oWebUtil.DeleteCookies

Set oWebUtil = Nothing

Quick Test Professional (QTP) - Setting Object

You can use the Setting object to control how QuickTest run tests by setting and retrieving testing options during a run session.

QuickTest testing options affect how you work with tests. For example, you can set the maximum time that QuickTest allows when loading a Web page, before determining that the URL address cannot be found.



Some options are global and others affect only the current test. After you use a Setting object to set a testing option, the setting remains in effect until it is changed again or until the end of your current QuickTest session. You can also use the Setting object to change a setting for a specific part of a specific test.


Some of the testing options that you can set using the Setting object are also available in the Options dialog box (global options) or the Test Settings dialog box (test specific settings). When you use the Setting object to set these options, the change is reflected in the relevant dialog box. Other test settings can be accessed using only one method, either the relevant dialog box or the Setting object.



This object provides the following properties and method to modify test properties at run-time:

• Add method
• Exists method
• Remove method
• Item property

The Add method:

This method is used to define user-defined settings to the object:

'Add the setting to QTP

Setting.Add "LogErrors", "Yes"

Msgbox Setting.Item("LogErrors")  'Will return "Yes"

'Since Item is the default property for Setting object, we can also use the following syntax:

Msgbox Setting ("LogErrors")  'Will return "Yes"

The Exists method:

This method is used to check if a setting is currently defined:

'Check if LogErrors setting exists or not

If Setting.Exists("LogErrors") then

  Msgbox Setting("LogErrors")  'Will return "Yes"

Else

  Setting.Add "LogErrors", "Yes"

  Msgbox Setting("LogErrors")  'Will return "Yes"

End If

The Remove method

This method is used to remove user-defined settings from the object:

'Will return False

Msgbox Setting.Exists("LogErrors")

Setting.Add "LogErrors", "Yes"

'Will return True

Msgbox Setting.Exists("LogErrors")

Setting.Remove "LogErrors", "Yes"

'Will return False

Msgbox Setting.Exists("LogErrors")

QTP also provides the following build-in Setting object values:

• AutomaticLinkRun
• DefaultLoadTime
• DefaultTimeOut
• ReplayType
• SnapshotReportMode
• WebTimeOut

Quick Test Professional (QTP) - RandomNumber Object

This object provides a method to get a random number between twp specified values.

'This will randomly assign a number to x between 1-200
x = RandomNumber.value(1, 200)

Since value is the default property for RandomNumber object, we can also use the 
following syntax:

'This will randomly assign a number to x between 1-200
x = RandomNumber(1, 200)


Parameter Options Dialog Box (Random Number)

This dialog box enables you to define settings for a random number parameter.
The image below shows the dialog box that opens when you select to parameterize a checkpoint expected value. The dialog boxes for parameterizing other value types such as argument values, object property values, and output storage locations provide similar options.

Quick Test Professional (QTP) - PathFinder Object

This object can be used to find the absolute path to a file. QTP allows setting folder path in the Tools->Options->Folders (Tab) as shown in the figure and in situations where we want to determine which particular folder a file reside in we can use PathFinder.Locate method. Consider the following example:

Let's say we want find the key.txt file located in the "C:\Setup" folder.
'this will assign "C:\Setup\key.txt" to x
x = PathFinder.Locate("key.txt")

Even if "C:\Support" folder has a "key.txt" file, the Locate method will still return "C:\Setup\key.txt" as the "C:\Setup"folder has higher priority than the "C:\Support" folder.

Quick Test Professional (QTP) - OptionalStep Object

This is used to make a statement optional in situations where a statement might fail. Consider the below statement:

'Click Yes on the security warning dialog box
Browser("Browser").Dialog("Security Warning").WinButton("Yes").Click

This statement could have been recorded where a security warnings were enabled, but then run on another PC who's browser does not have those warning enabled-in that scenario the statement will fail. So when a statement depends on a system state, it should be maed optional using the OptionalStep object:

'Click Yes on the security warning dialog box
'In case the step fails proceed to nect step without failing the status in the test result summary
OptionalStep.Browser("Browser").Dialog("Security Warning").WinButton("Yes").Click


How to Set Optional Steps from Keyword tab
This task describes how to set an optional step. Do one of the following:
In the Keyword View, right-click the step and select Optional Step. The Optional Step icon is added next to the selected step.

Quick Test Professional (QTP) - Crypt Object

This object encrypts strings in a format that the QTP SetSecure function understands. Encrypt is the only method provided by the object.

'Encrypt the string
myVar = Crypt.Encrypt("QTPText")

The above statement will assign myVar a value which looks something like
"456955244855c54535454f5455784456f66446s7r464a64r64kj464b6467h443g3234"

This value produced by Crypt.Encrypt is not constant because encrypting the same string again generates a different encrypting string. Now the question arises that when should this capability be used? Consider a script which is executed on a tester's PC with the results sent to others. Is the script has a step top enter a password:

'Set the text in the WebEdit
Browser("Browser").Page("Page").WebEdit("password").Set "QTP"

Then this step will appear in the result summary and will include the "QTP" value. This could compromise security, so let's replace the above statement with a new one:

'Encrypt and then set the password
sEncryptPassword = Crypt.Encrypt("QTP")
Browser("Browser").Page("Page").WebEdit("password").SetSecure sEncryptPassword

Now the password won't appear in the test result summary as we are using the secure mode of setting the password.

NOTE: We can also create an instance of the crypt object is VBScript using the following code :
Set myCrypt = CreateObject("Mercury.Encrypter")

QTP Questions and Answers - 28

Q - 541: Which HP QuickTest Professional feature can be installed as a standalone application? 
A. Run Result Viewer
B. Object Repository Manager
C. Log Tracking Manager
D. Object Sp

Q - 542: You have configured a test without checkpoints. After a successful test run with no failures, which status is displayed in the Test Results Summary?
A. Passed
B. Done
C. Successful
D. Complete

Q - 543: Which conditions cause Smart Identification to fail? (Select two.)
A. Multiple objects match the learned description.
B. No object matches the learned description.
C. No methods match the learned description.
D. Multiple methods match the learned description.
E. An element does not support Smart Identification.

Q - 544: DRAG DROP: Click the Task button. Identify the valid steps of the Smart Identification process and place them in the correct order of execution.

Answer

Q - 545: Which feature requires a connection to HP Application Lifecycle Management? 
A. Jump to Step
B. Baselining
C. System Monitor
D. Save Test with Resources

Q - 546: Which steps are required to connect to HP Application Lifecycle Management from HP QuickTest Professional? (Select three.
A. Define a project
B. Connect to the server
C. Authenticate user
D. Create a user
E. Define a domain
F. Select a project

Q - 547: Before automating a test, you decide to create a library of actions to be reused to achieve testing goals. 
Which elements are critical for recording the different combinations of actions?
A. Starting and ending parameters
B. Input and output conditions
C. Initial and end conditions
D. Visual and implied cues

Q - 548: What are the predefined Web Event Recording Configurations in HP QuickTest Professional? (Select three.)
A. Low
B. Basic
C. Medium
D. Intermediate
E. High
F. Advanced

Q - 549: Which type of visual cue is easy to test with HP QuickTest Professional and requires a large amount of time to verify manually?
A. Content of an image
B. Existence of an image
C. Grayed-out field
D. Text attachment

Q - 550: Which type of checkpoint ensures that a new record is saved correctly?
A. Text
B. Standard
C. Database
D. Bitmap

Q - 551: What are expected values in HP QuickTest Professional? 
A. The values recorded during a test run and compared with original values within test objects
B. The values contained in the "expected results" property of each test object
C. The values predefined as the expected results of an unsuccessful test run
D. The values captured during recording and used in checkpoints as reference values

Q - 552: Which HP QuickTest Professional feature acknowledges that the application is executing as expected?
A. Checkpoint
B. Parameterization
C. Validation
D. Breakpoint

Q - 553: What does the HP QuickTest Professional Missing Resources pane provide? 
A. A list of all the resources that are referenced in your test or component
B. A list of all the resources that are NOT referenced in your test or component
C. A list of the resources that are referenced in your test or component but cannot be found
D. A list of the resources that have been moved from the standard include path

Q - 554: What are characteristics of HP QuickTest Professional's Process Guidance Tool? (Select three.)
A. It can be customized to define a customer's specific test automation processes.
B. It displays information about test process coverage.
C. It displays processes independent of the required document type and Add-in.
D. It can be used to navigate through the core activities of important testing processes.
E. It can be used to learn the preferred methodology for performing processes.
F. It can be used to generate tests from requirements.

QTP Questions and Answers - 27

Q - 521: Which feature of HP QuickTest Professional displays VBScript code? 
A. Programmatic Description
B. Expert View
C. Keyword View
D. Object Editor

Q - 522: Which statement is true about a Database checkpoint? 
A. It checks the state of an object property.
B. It checks for a parameterized property value.
C. It uses a query to validate actual value.
D. It checks for a constant property value.

Q - 523: Which option can be selected in the Active Screen Options tab? 
A. Display the Active Screen
B. Save window layout
C. Display test report after test run
D. Change the capture level

Q - 524: What are the default Add-ins installed with HP QuickTest Professional? 
A. ActiveX and Web
B. OCX and XML
C. C,.NET and HTML
D. Visual Basic and Java

Q - 525: What is stored in the Default Test folder using the default HP QuickTest Professional folder structure? (Select two.)
A. Local Data Table
B. Run-time Data Table
C. Action0 folder
D. Local Action folder
E. Data folder

Q - 526: You have defined a global synchronization timeout of 30 seconds for your test. The synchronization point timeout for a button to become enabled is set to 30,000. 
During playback of the script, what is the maximum amount of time HP QuickTest Professional will wait for the button to become enabled?
A. 30 seconds
B. 33 seconds
C. 60 seconds
D. 30,030 seconds

Q - 527: Which feature of the Object Repository allows you to add a new object planned for your application?
A. Add New Test Object
B. Specify New Test Object
C. Record New Test Object
D. Define New Test Object

Q - 528: What is displayed in the HP QuickTest Professional Keyword View? 
A. The active screen during the test run
B. Keywords used in the initial and end conditions
C. Associated functions available to the action
D. The recorded steps in graphical format

Q - 529: In the test results, square brackets around a test object name indicate that the test object was dynamically created using which functions? (Select two.)
A. Child Objects method
B. Smart Identification
C. DynamicBuild method
D. Create method
E. Programmatic Description

Q - 530: Where should an output parameter be saved for reuse? 
A. Run-time data table
B. Design-time data table
C. Design-time data repository
D. Run-time data repository

Q - 531: You added parameters in your test and defined them in the Global and Local sheets. The Global sheet includes two rows, and the Local sheet includes five rows. 
If you do not change any of the default data table run settings, how many times will the test iterate?
A. 2
B. S
C. 7
D. 10

Q - 532: The global data table for a test includes 50 rows. What is the best way for you to limit this test to only run five iterations?
A. Delete all but five rows from the run-time Data Table.
B. Add custom code to Expert View to limit the iterations.
C. Disable all but five of the rows.
D. Modify the Run options to Test Settings dialog.

Q - 533: What does the Automatically Parameterizing Steps feature enable you to do? 
A. Generate random parameter values for each action in a test
B. Perform automatic parameterization of all relevant steps in any action in a test
C. Create test steps automatically in any action in a test
D. Link parameters to test requirements in any action in a test

Q - 534: What does the Watch tab enable you to do?
A. View only the variable value
B. Evaluate a VBScript expression
C. View the dimension in Byte of the selected variable
D. Erase a local variable

Q - 535: What can be added to pause a test run at a specific step? 
A. Breakpoint
B. Delay
C. Stop point
D. Sync statement

Q - 536: What is used to create a Dynamic Programmatic Description? 
A. Description object, property, and value
B. Programmatic object, description, and property
C. Programmatic object, method, and ":" in the logical name
D. Property, method, and value

Q - 537: Which type of object is best handled with a Programmatic Description? 
A. A static runtime object
B. A test object
C. An object not in the Object Repository
D. A static button

Q - 538: Which options are available for the Screen Recorder feature? (Select two.)
A. Capture a movie only for the failed steps
B. Capture a movie of all steps in the recording stage
C. Capture a movie only of selected test runs
D. Capture a movie of all steps in the run
E. Capture a movie only of selected page

Q - 539: What is available in the Executive Summary section of the Run Result pane? (Select two.)
A. A graphical representation of the results
B. The Pass/Fail test status
C. The test parameters value
D. A still image of the state of the application at a particular step
E. The total run execution time

Q - 540: Which pane in the Run Result window should you use to compare test results across different test runs?
A. Captured Data pane
B. Compare Results pane
C. Statistics pane
D. Executive Summary pane