here am having a small doubt,
Whats the Difference between Wait, Wait Property, Sync,
Synchornization point ???
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By providing synchronization point tester tries to match the execution
speed of QTP and Application because it may happen that the next
operation that you are performing is depending on previous result and
it is not generated yet.
Default wait time for any object is 20 second and object is not
appearing in 20 second than that may fail script. So to avoid such
condition we use Synchronization Points
Whats the Difference between Wait, Wait Property, Sync,
Synchornization point ???
Wait:- Wait is used to hold QTP until and unless whatever the time you mentioned in wait
statement
split function twice will solve your purpose.
On Wednesday, August 29, 2012 1:54:56 PM UTC-4, satish k wrote:hi.i have a doubt?1) str = "my company wipro is one of the best"so here i want to print on 'wipro'?with out using mid function?plz reply must?
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then use left and/or right string function.. and u ll able to solve your purpose.. without using mid function and array index..
Use split function..
On Aug 29, 2012 7:50 PM, "satish k" <svhk...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> hi.
> i have a doubt?
> 1) str = "my company wipro is one of the best"
>
>
> so here i want to print on 'wipro'?
> with out using mid function?
> plz reply must?
>
>
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hi.i have a doubt?1) str = "my company wipro is one of the best"so here i want to print on 'wipro'?with out using mid function?plz reply must?
On Tuesday, January 12, 2010 12:03:46 PM UTC+5:30, Kevin wrote: