Basically i look at it as scheduling. If you have set of scripts (Batch) to be kicked off at a particular time by QTP then yes, you can start QTP at a specified time using the Windows Scheduler or Quality center and then have QTP execute the batch. But if your requirement is for the batch which contains multiple scripts and they have to be executed at different time frame then QTP is a challenge. Not that it is not doable but just that it would be equivalent to stand upside down and have your food.
Where are your batch scripts being executed? On Windows or Unix ? If unix, then you can look for Crontab option. There are different schedulers which start the job at the specified time. Control-M is one of them. It works on windows as well as unix.
Yes, DB validation is a cakewalk via vbscript on QTP using the ADODB.Connection.
Where are your batch scripts being executed? On Windows or Unix ? If unix, then you can look for Crontab option. There are different schedulers which start the job at the specified time. Control-M is one of them. It works on windows as well as unix.
Yes, DB validation is a cakewalk via vbscript on QTP using the ADODB.Connection.
Basanth
Give a fish to a man and you feed him for a day..Teach a man how to fish and you feed him for life.
Give a fish to a man and you feed him for a day..Teach a man how to fish and you feed him for life.
