Record is really the best way to start your script. Record the basic functionality, this will also add objects to the repository.
Then you can start figuring out what you want to do exactly such as parameterizing fields, adding checkpoints, loops, etc.. I don't think there is an exact science to learning to use Expert view (which I find to actually be easier than Keyword view).
I'm not a coder by training, and so I have spent a lot of time reading blogs and forums and the QTP help to figure out how to do the things I want (though I'm still a long ways from being an expert
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As far as VBScripting goes, to my knowledge it's the primary method of programming in QTP.
Then you can start figuring out what you want to do exactly such as parameterizing fields, adding checkpoints, loops, etc.. I don't think there is an exact science to learning to use Expert view (which I find to actually be easier than Keyword view).
I'm not a coder by training, and so I have spent a lot of time reading blogs and forums and the QTP help to figure out how to do the things I want (though I'm still a long ways from being an expert
) As far as VBScripting goes, to my knowledge it's the primary method of programming in QTP.
