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    Each action can be a test on its own, or really a part of a more complex test. Define environment variables as required in the test or in an external xml file. Define an environment variable for each to-be-run action. Then your loop code would change to: Code GeSHi (qtp): Do End If Loop Until (blnBreak or intCurAction > intMaxAction)

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    Each action can be a test on its own, or really a part of a more complex test. Define environment variables as required in the test or in an external xml file. Define an environment variable for each to-be-run action. Then your loop code would change to: Code GeSHi (qtp): Do End If Loop Until (blnBreak or intCurAction > intMaxAction)

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    Driver Script To Run Multiple QTP Scripts

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    Ramu Palanki
    Each action can be a test on its own, or really a part of a more complex test. Define environment variables as required in the test or in an external xml file. Define an environment variable for each to-be-run action. Then your loop code would change to: Code GeSHi (qtp): Do End If Loop Until (blnBreak or intCurAction > intMaxAction)

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    Sample of Driver script to run multiple QTP scripts

    Hi,

    If you just wish to control the execution of QTP Actions, you don't need anything special.

    I'll describe a simple way of achieving your goal with really minimum development effort.

    1) Let's agree that your QTP test is a script that should run a sequence of actions.
    Each action can be a test on its own, or really a part of a more complex test.

    2) In such a case:

    a) Your main action (e.g., Action1) would contain the code as shown below.

    b) Define environment variables as required:

    TEST_FLOW

    MIN_ACTION

    MAX_ACTION

    You can define these in the test or in an external xml file to be loaded at run-time with:
    Code

    GeSHi (qtp):

    Environment.Load(<Pathname>)

    Created by GeSHI 1.0.7.20

    Main Action code

    Code

    GeSHi (qtp):

    Dim arrActions, blnBreak, intMinAction, intMaxAction, intCurAction

    arrActions = split(Environment("TEST_FLOW"), ";")

    'Remark: The TEST_FLOW environment variable would contain a concatenated string

    with the actions names separated by ; (semicolon). For example: "Login;Create


    Customer;Create Account;Activate Account;Create Service Package;Logout"

    blnBreak = False

    intCurAction = 0

    intMinAction = Environment( "MIN_ACTION") 'MIN_ACTION would contain an integer with the


    first action to run in the flow (default=1).
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    If (intMinAction = 0 Or intMinAction = "") Then

    intMinAction = LBound(arrActions) 'Default

    End If

    intMaxAction = Environment("MAX_ACTION")

    If (intMaxAction = 0 Or intMaxAction = "") Then

    intMaxAction = UBound(arrActions) 'Default

    End If

    intCurAction = intMinAction Do

    blnBreak = RunAction arrActions(intCurAction) 'it's also possible to build it with the other
    parameters such as number of iterations, etc.

    intCurAction = intCurAction+1

    Loop Until (blnBreak Or intCurAction > intMaxAction)

    Created by GeSHI 1.0.7.20

    Another approach (as you suggested) is to define per action whether to run it or not. Please
    note that this requires that the actions ARE NOT functionally dependent.

    You can achieve this by defining an environment variable for each to-be-run action (e.g.,
    Create Service Package) and assigning it a value of, for instance, Y/N.

    Then your loop code would change to:

    Code

    GeSHi (qtp):
    Do

    If (Environment(arrActions(intCurAction)) = "Y") Then

    blnBreak = RunAction arrActions(intCurAction)

    End If

    intCurAction = intCurAction+1

    Loop Until (blnBreak Or intCurAction > intMaxAction)


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    2.Running QTP Scripts from QC

    Give a try with this code from vbs file. It might work.

    Public Function testFunc()

    Set qtApp = CreateObject("QuickTest.Application")

    qtApp.Launch

    qtApp.Visible = False

    If Not(qtApp.TDConnection.IsConnected) Then

    qtApp.TDConnection.Connect "http://xxxxxxxxx/qcbin","Domain", "Project", "uid", "pwd",


    False

    End If

    qtApp.Open "[QualityCenter] Subject\Automation\Test1", False

    qtApp.Test.Run

    qtApp.Open "[QualityCenter] Subject\Automation\Test2", False

    qtApp.Test.Run

    qtApp.Open "[QualityCenter] Subject\Automation\Test3", False

    qtApp.Test.Run

    qtApp.quit

    Set qtApp = Nothing

    End Function
    Call testFunc()

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