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Query:Recovery Scenario - Rachna - 03-27-2009 Hello, i have implemented Recovery scenario in my scripts in the following way: Error handling on error Code: call ActionOnError (err.number, err.Description) is it the right way of error handling?also what should be the optimum Test settings in RUN tab for "When error occurs in run session ![]() I am working on java (Windows base application) with QTP9.2 version.Should recovery scenarios be used instead of the above mentioned code snippet? Please advise asap. Regards, Rachna RE: Query:Recovery Scenario - Rachna - 03-30-2009 hi, Would appreciate if anyone can repond to my query asap. Warm Regards, Rachna RE: Query:Recovery Scenario - sreekanth chilam - 03-30-2009 hi rachana, Infact as far as predictability of Errors are concerned, below are the 2 ways for proceeding: 1) For predictable Run Time Errors : we should go for "On Error Resume next" & "Err" object 2) For Unpredictable Errors : such as Third Party Pop ups(Printer Out of paper,etc..) We should go for Recovery Scenario |