02-09-2009, 08:44 PM
Atlast, it works.
As I mentioned earlier, I changed the Test Object Properties to point to Global data table parameter. I think, after doing this, because the test was already there, I needed to do 'Update Run Mode'. In UpdateRunMode, I had to check/select [Update test object descriptions], and then run once. This smart identification went away. Test is able to find the exact matches as per object description.
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<b>This was a Tip (I was lucky to find) in Users manual:</b>
If you have a test that runs successfully, but in which certain objects are
identified using Smart Identification, you can change the set of properties
used for object identification and then use the Update test object
descriptions option to update the test object description...
When you run the test with Update test object descriptions selected,
QuickTest finds the test object specified in each step based on its current test object description. If QuickTest cannot find the test object based on its description, it uses the Smart Identification properties to identify the test object (if Smart Identification is enabled). After QuickTest finds the test object, it then updates its description based on the mandatory and assistive properties that you define in the Object Identification dialog box....
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Thanks guys for your support.
As I mentioned earlier, I changed the Test Object Properties to point to Global data table parameter. I think, after doing this, because the test was already there, I needed to do 'Update Run Mode'. In UpdateRunMode, I had to check/select [Update test object descriptions], and then run once. This smart identification went away. Test is able to find the exact matches as per object description.
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<b>This was a Tip (I was lucky to find) in Users manual:</b>
If you have a test that runs successfully, but in which certain objects are
identified using Smart Identification, you can change the set of properties
used for object identification and then use the Update test object
descriptions option to update the test object description...
When you run the test with Update test object descriptions selected,
QuickTest finds the test object specified in each step based on its current test object description. If QuickTest cannot find the test object based on its description, it uses the Smart Identification properties to identify the test object (if Smart Identification is enabled). After QuickTest finds the test object, it then updates its description based on the mandatory and assistive properties that you define in the Object Identification dialog box....
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Thanks guys for your support.