How we can add actions in the test using QTP?

Answer Posted / shankar.majji

One VB Script program can be devided into multiple actions.
Every action indicates a meaningful set of operations to re-
use in other VB Script programs. We can design more
modularise and efficient scripts. It helps us to
parameterise specific components of a test. Two or more
tests can call the same action.

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