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QTP - Call to Existing Action
Inserting call to Existing Action
Testers can insert an Existing action at any point of the script by performing the following steps −
Step 1 − Right click on the Scripting area and select "Call to Existing Action"
Step 2 − In the "Select Action" Window, give the test name, Action name, description and also specify the location of the action to be inserted.
Step 3 − Once inserted, the following script is generated exactly at the location where the action was inserted.
RunAction "Action1", oneIteration
Step 4 − You can check the changes graphically in the test Name Tab as shown below −
qtp_actions.htm
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