Could any one explain about the nested actions in QTP? This
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Answer Posted / rajendra pradeep
To reuse the parameters of one action in another action we
should Nest the secound action to the first.
The advantage of using Nested Action is that ,when we use
the parameters of one action in another action there is no
need to make the secound action into Reusable action.
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