Difference between different QTP versions ( 9.2, 9.5, 10.0)

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Between QTP 9.5 & earlier versions 

1. Checkpoints and Output values can be seen & edited in the OR while same was not possible in the earlier versions of QTP.
2. Installation file is a single one bundled with all add-ins, previously we have to download add-ins separately.
3. Movie recorder was introduced in the results
4. Web add-in extensibility add- in was introduced
5. Maintenance run mode was introduced
6. It also supports the 64 bit windows edition while the earlier were supporting only 32 bit systems only
7. Bitmap tolerance feature was introduced in QTP 9.5

Between QTP 10.0 & Earlier versions 
1. Delphi add-in extensibility is introduced
2. System performance parameters can be monitored
3. COM objects for the Bitmap checkpoints has been introduced
4. Complete UI changes
5. Version control with the help of QC 10.0
6. To Do pane
7. Call actions dynamically
8. From QTP results we can directly go on to the script lines
9. All test resources can be save on one go from QC

Comments

  1. ZEALOctober 29, 2010 at 10:12 PM

    At least tell us , what QTP is ?

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    1. Ravi VermaJanuary 15, 2013 at 11:48 PM

      hi zeal,
      QTP understands for Quick Test Professional. It is an automation tool which is used in software testing to automate the testing process. It is mainly used in regression testing.

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    2. UnknownSeptember 3, 2013 at 8:57 AM

      Hi Zeal,
      QTP stands for you know that one and one system can automate it self with the help of one third party software is call automation that third party tool is QTP

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  2. AnonymousMay 6, 2011 at 4:19 AM

    Hi Zeal,

    QTP is an automation testing tool by HP, HP has released it in many versions, the latest version is QTP11.
    Where, automation testing is a method of testing where we employ machines/computers to do testing through automation tools by writing scripts(programs).

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