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Hello, We are currently running into a point where we are going to be low on repository space on our hard drive. If we decide to have projects archived, how challenging is it to recover the information at a later date if needed and if we move to a new version? Thanks, HomerJ
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I am trying to set up some Recovery Scenarios for my UFT tests. Because the tests will be run on multiple environments with potentially different paths for file locations, I want to use relative paths for the recovery operation scripts, but I can't find a way to do it. Once the Recovery Scenario is ...
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We had a hard drive crash that had some of our tests on them. We were able to recover some of the data, but we can't get the tests to open on another UFT machine. Is there any way we can recover our scripts??
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Here's the scenario: I'm navigating a website and click a link to move to the next page. The link has the option of sending me to 1 of 2 sites. One of the sites is an error site that appears randomly. I scripted an If statement saying that If the error site exists then reporter.reportevent the websi...
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