Please explain me in detail! How to handle runtime errors
in QTP useing recovery senario or with out scenario
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Answer Posted / sathish reddy
Hi friends
We can also Stop the error by using below lines
MsgBox ("Error # " & CStr(Err.Number) & " " &
Err.Description)'this lines given the error number and
Description
Err.Clear 'this will clear the Error
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