HP Automation Tools package: ALM(QC) - LoadRunner - UFT(QTP)

Learn how to create high-priority requirements within a compose email workflow, add functional requirements, attach files, and submit requirements while organizing them in a structured folder.

Execute test sets by selecting test cases and starting runs in an execution window, perform each step manually or via automation, record pass or fail, and review regression results.

Learn how to link a defect to a test case in the test lab, and see how selecting a defect ID links it to the test case.

analyze and identify the protocols used in your application with the protocol adviser, then select and record the appropriate protocols for performance testing across user scenarios.

Learn to run automated scripts in a loop using runtime settings, control pacing with fixed or random delays, manage iterations, and handle duplicates for robust load testing.

Master HP automation tools by learning to define, name, and organize actions, record sessions, manage default and custom actions, and log test flows.

Explore action blocks in test automation, configuring run settings, looping, and sequencing to execute login, flight booking, and other actions, with optional randomization and iterations.

Discover how to implement a rendezvous point to synchronize multiple virtual users, triggering concurrent login and search actions, using generator and controller settings to simulate simultaneous requests.

Learn to create your first scenario in the controller by recording login, flight, and sign-off in Chrome. Configure multi-user runs with group more or percentage more and monitor performance graphs.

Configure rendezvous point policies to run tasks concurrently for a specified number or percentage of users in the flight booking flow, with wait times and policy enablement.

External actions are those that are called rather than copied within a group; copying an external action makes it part of the group, while calling it remains external.