Difference Between Normal, Analog and LowLevel Recordings ?

Normal Recording

• Records Object information based on test object model.
• Records Keyboard i/p’s and Records Mouse Clicks.
• Object Information will store in object repository.
• It is possible to edit the scripts after recording with in QTP.
• Recording a signature is not possible
• Recorded steps will run correctly on all objects.
• Support all methods for every object.
• This is Default Recording method.

Analog Recording

• Records Mouse Movements respect to window or screen.
• Records Keyboard i/p’s and Records Mouse clicks.
• It can’t record object information.
• Not possible to edit the script after recording with in QTP.
• Alternative mode for recording signatures.
• When we are recording with respect to window, the window object information will stores in object repository.
• Analog recording and low-level recording require more disk space than normal recording mode.

Lowlevel Recording

• Records all objects as window or win objects.
• Records Keyboard i/p’s and Records mouse clicks with co-ordinates.
• Records object information in the form of window or winobjects.
• It is possible to edit the scripts after recording with in QTP.
• Recorded steps may not run correctly on all objects.
• supports the following methods for each test object:
• WinObject test objects: Click, DblClick, Drag, Drop, Type
• Window test objects: Click, DblClick, Drag, Drop, Type, Activate,
• Minimize, Restore, Maximize

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