Among the 3 Recoring modes,Standard, Analog and Low Level.
which one is mostly used. I know that Analog id used for
Graphs, Digital Signatures and Barcoding. so, which one
among the 2?
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Answer Posted / madhuri
There are 3 Recording modes in QTP
1. Context Sensitive recording
2. Analog recording
3. Low level Recording
We can use any options to record but by default it will be
in Context Sensitive Recording mode.
1.Context Sensitive recording:It records all the objects in
the application irrespective of their location in the
application.
2.Analog Recording:This type of recording is used to record
the exact mouse and keyboard operations.In this srecording
mode it wont capture the steps the while recording,instead
it will generate a Datafile.
we can run the Datafile by calling the trackfile as per the
syntax
syntax:Run Analog "Track1"
3.Lowlevel Recording:This type of recording is used when
QTP fails to recognise teh objects.Use this mode when you
need to record the exact location of the operation on your
application screen.
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