Answer / bhavani

There are three types of recording modes available in
QuickTest Pro

1.Normal mode 2.Analog mode 3.Low-level recording mode

Normal mode: This is the default mode of recording in
QTP ,Object and the Operation associated/performed with
Object can be recorded.This mode takes full advantage of
QuickTest's test object model,recognizing the objects in
AUT regardless of their location on the screen.

Analog mode:This mode records exact mouse and keyboard
operations you perform in relation to the screen /
application window.This mode is useful for the operation
which you can record at object level,such as drawing a
picture,recording signature.the steps recoded using Analog
mode are saved in seperate data-file,Quick tests adds to
your test a Run Analog file statement that calls the
recorded Analog file.This file is stored with your action
in which these Analog steps are created.The steps recorded
in Analog mode can not be edited within QuickTest.

Low-level recording mode:enables you to record any object
or operation in your AUT whether or not QuickTest
recognizes the it.This Low-level recording is useful when
the exact location of an Object/operation in your AUT is
important for your test.This mode records in terms of X,Y
co-ordinates.Unlike in Analog mode,the steps can be seen in
Test script,as well in Keyword view.

Answer / sreelaxmi

In QTP tPhere are 3 types of Recordings
1. Normal or Context sensitive recording
2. Analog
3. Low-level

1. Normal or COntext sensitive recording: It is a default
recording mode and it records all the key board inputs and
mouse click on the application and generates VB Scripting
in Expert view.

2. Analog Recording: In this mode, it records the key board
inputs , mouse clicks and mouse movements also. It is used
for Digital signatures or diagrams using mouse.
It records in two ways:
a. Relative to the Screen(Desktop)
b. Relative to Window(appliaction)
3. Low-level Recording: It records according to the mouse
co-ordinates. In this mode, it treats all the objects as
custom objects and gives mouse co-ordinates for each click.

Answer / anil

there are 3 recording modes in QTP

1>general recording mode:-it records the keyboard
operations and mouse pointer movements with respect ot the
objects in window

2>analog recording mode:- it records only mouse pointer
movements

3>low level recording mode:- it records some non standard
and advanced objects in the screen

Answer / k.chandra sekhar

a) In QTP having 3 recording modes. They are
b) Normal recording mode
c) Analog recording mode
d) Low level recording mode


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Answer / chand.

We have two different recording modes, they are
Analog recording---This is used to record mouse movements
of the application.
Context sensitve recording---this is used to record Key
board and mouse movemets of the application.

Correct me , if i m wrong.

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