Using Built-in Environment Variables

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Using Built-in Environment Variables - Suba - 04-01-2011

Hi,

Can someone please let me know how I can refer to a "Built-in Environment Variable" within my QTP test?

For example, I tried to refer the variable "TestDir" as TestDir and Environment.TestDir. Nothing worked.

I have tried searching in the Forum, did not notice any.

Please help. Thanks.
Subha

RE: Using Built-in Environment Variables - supputuri - 04-01-2011

Hi,

Code:
msgbox Environment.Value("ActionName")

msgbox Environment.Value("TestDir")

The first line will pull the action name and the second loc will pull the Test dir.

Let me know if you need any further info.

RE: Using Built-in Environment Variables - Suba - 04-01-2011

Thanks Supputuri! That works Smile

I was applying wrongly.