Christian,
I think you should just be able to use the v.close() option to close your DLL. I use the close method for lots of other things to close whatever I am using when I am done with it -- especially if I am running it in multiple iterations and need to time the opening and closing...o.O
At my current workplace they have not found a way to run QTP tests without having QTP on the workstation. You could, however, have a virtual workstation...that you access through Vbs that is not on a particular workstation and execute the test from there. In this case, you would not need to have QTP loaded. And there is a whole walk-thru on connecting QTP to QC in the QTP help files, if you need to do that.
Cheers.
I think you should just be able to use the v.close() option to close your DLL. I use the close method for lots of other things to close whatever I am using when I am done with it -- especially if I am running it in multiple iterations and need to time the opening and closing...o.O
At my current workplace they have not found a way to run QTP tests without having QTP on the workstation. You could, however, have a virtual workstation...that you access through Vbs that is not on a particular workstation and execute the test from there. In this case, you would not need to have QTP loaded. And there is a whole walk-thru on connecting QTP to QC in the QTP help files, if you need to do that.
Cheers.