PowerUp Automation with Unified Functional Testing/UFT

Record and run a UFT test script by configuring recording settings, selecting a recording mode (analog, low level, inside), and replaying steps like navigating to Google and signing in.

Continue building a UFT script in day 2, focusing on recording and playback, using variables, smart identification, object repositories, checkpoints, and output values to validate a negative sign-in.

Insert checkpoints in UFT scripts to create validation points for text, bitmapped text areas, and UI elements, using standard or text checkpoints.

Continue building UFT scripts by recording login flows, using variables, checkpoints, and object repositories, and validate negative sign-in errors with smart identification.

Learn to use variables in UFT by assigning values with the equals operator, storing data like emails or passwords, and reusing them in scripts for easy updates.

Learn how smart identification enables UFT to recognize objects lacking unique properties by using index, position, and assistive properties, and how to enable or disable it in settings.

Record actions create a local object repository, access it via resources > object repository, and export shared repositories with the repository manager. Playback uses stored test object properties.

Insert standard and text checkpoints in UFT to verify that text or buttons exist in your application. Do this while recording and review pass or fail results for each checkpoint.

Parametrize tests in UFT using the data table to run a script across input data. Learn to manage global and action data sheets and enable all-rows execution for iterations.

Powerup automation with unified functional testing teaches using recorded scenarios and the scenario manager to handle pop-ups with keyboard or mouse actions, repeating steps to prevent test failures.

Use a for loop in UFT VBScript to repeat a subset of steps, parameterize with a data table for multiple emails, and run only the targeted actions repeatedly.