How can you write the scripts that operate on different
objects depending on run-time information?
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i have a doubt can anyone tell me where are scripts stored while using QTP.Tell me the exact procedure takes place in real time?like how we call scripts how to proceed after writing scripts?how scripts are executed etc?i heard some use Qc whether others dont use.so tell me whole procedure for both the things it will be a very big help.as i have interview i want to have whole idea on this.its very urgent.
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Hi, My Application in Microsoft Dynamic Navision, is it compitibale with QTP? if yes then let me know...and also let me know is there any other automation tool availabe to automate Microsoft Dynamic Navision. Thanks Sandip. +91-9714177088
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