Explain the check points in QTP?
Answer Posted / ghanashyam rabada
A Checkpoint enables you to identify whether the website or application under test is functioning correctly or not by comparing current value for a particular property with the expected value for that property.
Types of checkpoints
1.Standard Checkpoint
2.Image Checkpoint
3.Bitmap Checkpoint
4.Table Checkpoint
5.Accessibility Checkpoint
6.TextCheckpoint
7.Page Checkpoint
8.XML Checkpoint
9. Database Checkpoint
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