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Usually, the test cases you work on wouldn’t have a straight linear flow. You would normally come across many conditions in your test case flow and based on the results of these conditions you would be required to perform different actions. In VBScript this can be achieved using the following 2 conditional statements –

Before starting with the code intensive topics (such as working with conditional statements & loop constructs in VBScript) as part of the QTP Tutorials series, it would be a good idea to first touch upon the most basic stuff in VBScript, which is ‘Writing and executing your first program in VBScript’. This is important because

In the previous article of this series we covered QTP VBScript basics and the VBScript variables. In this article, we’ll see the different types of operators in VBScript that you would be using frequently while working with QTP scripts. Operators in VBScript can be divided into four different types.

With this post, we are starting off a series of articles on the basic concepts of VBScript that you would be using extensively while creating automation test scripts in QTP. These articles would not be providing a comprehensive reference of VBScript. Instead, this would act as a quick refresher course on VBScript

The ideal way of learning QTP or for that matter any other tool is to go through the basics first. Once you are clear with the basics, you can start learning the advanced concepts of the tool. This article aims to list out all the basic concepts that QTP beginners should go through as

Now, before starting with automating your manual test cases using QTP, wouldn’t it be a good idea to check whether your test cases can really be automated in the first place? Even if the test cases can be automated, is it really worth the effort? This article would help you find that out.

This article is basically for those who are completely new to QTP and are looking out for some very basic information like what QTP is all about, what it can do and why users can use QTP. The article is the first in a series of articles with an aim to help beginners learn