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Recovery scenario - arika - 05-17-2011 I created a test which has some recovery scenario attached to it. then i copied the exact folder into other system with same path. the recovery scenario is also copied into the same path. but when I loaded the test in the QTP in the other system, the system is unable to locate the recovery scenario file. I have to manually locate the file. How to overcome this RE: Recovery scenario - supputuri - 05-17-2011 Make sure that you have provided the relative paths rather than absolute paths. RE: Recovery scenario - arika - 05-17-2011 Thanks.. but wat do you mean by relative paths. in my system i had that recovery file in "C:\abc\recoverySampleFile" I attached the recovery scenario in this path to the test in QTP. then i copied entire test scripts in another system on same path. and recovery file also in "C:\abc\recoverySampleFile" RE: Recovery scenario - Anand - 05-18-2011 Arika, I have attached a doc about relative paths. thnks, Anand --------------------------- Thanks.. but wat do you mean by relative paths. in my system i had that recovery file in "C:\abc\recoverySampleFile" I attached the recovery scenario in this path to the test in QTP. then i copied entire test scripts in another system on same path. and recovery file also in "C:\abc\recoverySampleFile" [/quote] |