I have written some script in QTP and i added those objects
in Object Repository. All written script has been executed
successfully. After few days when i tried to execute the
same script i got error message "objects not found in Object
Repositiry". How can we solve this issue?
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Answer Posted / pravati
u can check the object property in object repository and add or remove the wanted properties which are newly developed or coded for these objects.
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