Recovery Scenarios

Recovery Scenario Manager

To recover from unexpected events and errors that are occurred in the test environment during run session, we can use Recovery Scenario Manager. For good recovery, error must be known the occurrence is unknown.

There are (4) Types of events such as:

(i) Application Crash

An open application fails during Test Run.

Navigation:

Resources Menu -> Recovery Scenario Manager- > Click New- > Click Next - >

Select Application Crash as Trigger event->Next - >Select selected executable

application->Next ->Select Recovery Operation [Keyboard, Mouse Operation,

Close Application Process, function Call, Restart, Microsoft Windows] ->Next - >If

you want to check Add another operation else uncheck->Next - >Next - >Enter

Scenario Name ->Next- >Select Option - >Finish - >Close - >Save the scenario in

specified location with “.qrs”

(qrs stands for QuickTest Recovery Scenario.)

(ii) Popup Window.

To handle unwanted popups.

Navigation:

Resources Menu ->Recovery Scenario Manager ->New - >Next - >Select “Popup

Window” as Trigger event ->Next - >Click on Hand Icon - >Show unwanted

window with Hand icon ->Next - >Next - >Select function call as Recovery

Operation ->Next [Open Notepad - >Save empty file with .vbs extension] - >Browse

the .vbs fie path ->Next - >Uncheck Add another Recovery Operation - >Next - >

Select Post-Recovery Test Run Option [Repeat current step and continue, Proceed to

Next step, Proceed to Next Action, Proceed to next test iteration, Restart current test

run, Stop the Test Run] ->Next - >Enter Scenario Name ->Next - >Select Option - >

Finish ->Save the scenario with “.qrs” ->Record required Recovery Operation [Click

ok, Click Cancel] take the script into function ->Save the library file ->Click Run

(iii) Test Run Error.

A step in your test does not run successfully then Test Run Error

can be raised.

Navigation :

Resources Menu ->Recovery Scenario Manager - >New - >Next - >Select “Testrunerror

Window” as Trigger event ->Next ->select any error o - >Next - >Next - >Select function call as Recovery

Operation ->Next [Open Notepad - >Save empty file with .vbs extension] ->Browse

the .vbs fie path ->Next - >Uncheck Add another Recovery Operation - >Next ->

Select Post-Recovery Test Run Option [Repeat current step and continue, Proceed to

Next step, Proceed to Next Action, Proceed to next test iteration, Restart current test

Select Option �� Next �� Enter Scenario Name �� Next �� run, Stop the Test Run] ��

Record required Recovery Operation [Click Save the scenario with “.qrs” �� Finish ��

Click Run Save the library file �� ok, Click Cancel] take the script into function ��

(iv) Object State.

The property values of an object in your application match

specified values. You can specify property values for each object in the

hierarchy.

Navigation:

Resources Menu -> Recovery Scenario Manager -> New -> Next -> Select “Object state

Window” as Trigger event -> Next -> Click on Hand Icon -> Show object with hand icon

-> Next -> Next->select object property with value (enabled ,false)->click next -> Select function call as Recovery

Operation -> Next [Open Notepad -> Save empty file with .vbs extension] -> Browse

the .vbs fie path -> Next -> Uncheck Add another Recovery Operation -> Next ->

Select Post-Recovery Test Run Option [Repeat current step and continue, Proceed to

Next step, Proceed to Next Action, Proceed to next test iteration, Restart current test

run, Stop the Test Run] -> Next-> Enter Scenario Name -> Next -> Select Option ->

Finish -> Save the scenario with “.qrs” -> Record required Recovery Operation [Click

ok, Click Cancel] take the script into function -> Save the library file -> Click Run