Hi,
As I understand the issue correctly, you are opening a browser in your first script say test 1 and do perform some operation on the browser and then in the next test script say test 2 trying to perform some operation on the same browser.
Now, Quality Center will treat both the test as independent of each other and will invoke a seperate instance of QTP so your previously opened browser will not be recognized by QTP and hence the test2 will fail.
You can try doing folowing.
1. Keep your test scripts in each test set independent of each other.
2. Use reusable or external actions to accomodate the test in the same browser.
As I understand the issue correctly, you are opening a browser in your first script say test 1 and do perform some operation on the browser and then in the next test script say test 2 trying to perform some operation on the same browser.
Now, Quality Center will treat both the test as independent of each other and will invoke a seperate instance of QTP so your previously opened browser will not be recognized by QTP and hence the test2 will fail.
You can try doing folowing.
1. Keep your test scripts in each test set independent of each other.
2. Use reusable or external actions to accomodate the test in the same browser.
