nitinjoshi226

 Profile Answers by nitinjoshi226 

• May 24th, 2010

 

We will need to add extra addins (like terminal Emulator to identify AS 400 screens), in case the object is not recognised.

preethitalla

 Profile Answers by preethitalla 

• May 24th, 2010

 

By using Descriptive Programming.

kishor8916

 Profile Answers by kishor8916 

• May 31st, 2010

 

Whenever the object is not recognized by your tool than we have 2 ways to make the tool to recognize without fail.

That is
1) Through Descriptive Programing
2) Through Low Level Recording

Thanks and regards
Kishor Kumar. K
Hyderabad

nimmakayala

 Profile Answers by nimmakayala 

• Jun 4th, 2010

 

When QTP is not able to identify the object, then we have to go for 2 options

1) We have the option called as a virtualobject, using that the QTP will identify the user selected area or object as a recognised object.

2) We have the option called as a Smart Identification using that QTP will able to identify the object.

ravikiran7

 Profile Answers by ravikiran7 

• Jun 10th, 2010

 

We have to go for descriptive programming. Use object spy and try it you will get the result.

dabas_rajender

 Profile Answers by dabas_rajender 

• Jun 24th, 2010

 

There are 3 ways through which we can identify an object:

- Mandatory/Assestive properties
- Ordinal Identifier
- Smart Identification

If QTP still not able to identify an object after using the above functionalities then an error message would be displayed that object not identified. That error message is controlled using the Recovery Manager and will continue with our test even object is not identified.

nagi80

 Profile Answers by nagi80 

• Jul 13th, 2010

 

1. Try to identify why object is not getting recognized. Like some of the properties used to identify the object may change dynamically. Try using regular expression or try to supply the value from the datatable

2. As suggested earlier ... Try using ordinal identifies such as location and Index

3. Be careful with the smart identification... Check if the smart identification is really able to identify the correct object before using it.

4. Check if required addins are added.

ghoshal.parag

 Profile Answers by ghoshal.parag 

• Aug 14th, 2010

 

Please use the virtual object concept...Let me know if you need more on this

kalpanareddy.k

 Profile Answers by kalpanareddy.k 

• Sep 2nd, 2010

 

QTP will identify the object using 3 facilities:

1) Normal Identification (Object Repository)
2) Smart Identification
3) Ordinal Identifier

If QTP is unable to identify the object by using all the above; then there
will be 2 options:

1) We need to update the properties list (Mandatory/Assistive/Base
Filter/Optional Filter)
2) Need to create recovery scenario based on the situation & need to attach with
test

sridharbe81

 Profile Answers by sridharbe81 

• Sep 20th, 2010

 

If the object is not recognized from QTP, Try using descriptive prog. If its not helpfull, create a custom plugin (add-in) and add to QTP.

kapilet05

 Profile Answers by kapilet05 

• Sep 25th, 2010

 

If QTP is not able to identify the object then first check whether smart identification in enable or not through

File --> Setting --> run.
By default object identification is enabled.

If this not work then you can go for virtual object. Create virtual object through
Tools--> virtual Objects --> new virtual object

Virtual object will be helpful if the object location is fixed.