Associate two recovery scenarios for a test in QTP

[venkat_1241]

Is this possible for a test to have multiple recovery scenarios and the test has to trigger through specific recovery basing on the condition.

Here is the brief demonstration of it.

I have a piece of code which causes my script to fail (as it is known issue… I cant handle this through the script(constraint) ) I have written a recovery scenario(RS1) and it triggered properly when any error arises. Later I enhanced my script to capture my error which QTP throws during run time and depending on the error I want script to trigger recovery scenario (RS2). Is that possible …? (I have associated both the recoveries to the test…What I observed is it is running both the recovery scenarios whenever any error arises in the script).

One more doubt is how does ‘recovery scenarios’ differ from the ‘When error occurs during run session: Proceed to next step’

[jojiraj]

Hi Venkat,
You can add multiple recovery scenarios to your test and if the event specified in the RS matches with that during runtime, the specific RS would be executed.

"Proceed to next step" is an option for ignoring an error condition and proceeding with the next statement in the script.

Thanks

(03-03-2010 06:17 PM)venkat_1241 Wrote:  Is this possible for a test to have multiple recovery scenarios and the test has to trigger through specific recovery basing on the condition.

Here is the brief demonstration of it.

I have a piece of code which causes my script to fail (as it is known issue… I cant handle this through the script(constraint) ) I have written a recovery scenario(RS1) and it triggered properly when any error arises. Later I enhanced my script to capture my error which QTP throws during run time and depending on the error I want script to trigger recovery scenario (RS2). Is that possible …? (I have associated both the recoveries to the test…What I observed is it is running both the recovery scenarios whenever any error arises in the script).

One more doubt is how does ‘recovery scenarios’ differ from the ‘When error occurs during run session: Proceed to next step’