How to handle the exceptions using the recovery scenario manager in qtp?
Answer / Jagveer Singh
The Recovery Scenario Manager (RSM) in QTP is used to define actions that will be executed when a specific error or exception occurs during test execution. Here's a simplified process:
1. Open your test script and go to Tools > Recovery Scenarios.
2. Create a new recovery scenario using the Recovery Scenario Manager dialog box.
3. Define conditions for when the recovery scenario should be activated (like an expected error message or failure of a specific action).
4. Specify actions that will be performed when the defined condition is met, such as retrying the failed action, skipping the current step, or logging the error.
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