In WinRunner Compile Module doesn't support checkpoints Why?
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Answer / bala
The purpose of a compile module is to store functions u use
frequently so that they can be quickly and conviently
acessed from other tests.The purpose of compile module is
not to perform tests. So it can not include any check
points or anlog input such mouse tracking.
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Answer / suneel reddy
becoz compiled modules are not excecutable file
it contains only reusable files ok na
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Answer / ddd
The check points are used to check whether the object,
window or database are activated. Compiled modules consits
of user written code for the reusability purpose, these
modules are not for testing purpose. Using check point in
cmp module will not help. you can use the breakpoints in
the compiled module.
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