Hi Sonal,
Your question here is not clear enough to understand.
By "creating new object manually", do you mean adding objects to repository manually or using descriptive programming?
If you are talking about adding objects to repository, then you need not to be worry about selecting properties, QTP does it by itself. However, you can select some additinal properties which are not selected by QTP by default.
If you are talking about DP, then you can view all properties once you spy on any object and try different combinations. If it is still difficult to choose any property, add the object to local object repository and see which property(ies) QTP uses to uniquely identify the object. You can use those in your DP and can delete the object added.
Hope this helps you.
Your question here is not clear enough to understand.
By "creating new object manually", do you mean adding objects to repository manually or using descriptive programming?
If you are talking about adding objects to repository, then you need not to be worry about selecting properties, QTP does it by itself. However, you can select some additinal properties which are not selected by QTP by default.
If you are talking about DP, then you can view all properties once you spy on any object and try different combinations. If it is still difficult to choose any property, add the object to local object repository and see which property(ies) QTP uses to uniquely identify the object. You can use those in your DP and can delete the object added.
Hope this helps you.