What are "Ordinal Identifiers" and where it is used in QTP.
AS FAR AS i KNOW, its is used to identify the object. but i
want clarity regarding this.
Answer Posted / nalini
Ordinal Identifiers are Location, Index for both windows,
web applications. For Web only, Creationtime has been added
apart from these two.
If QTP is unable to identify an object with recorded
properties(Mandatory & Assistive properties), then it uses
recorded properties and Ordinal Identifier to identify the
object.
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