Ans:  The data like parameterized output, checkpoint values, and output values can be stored in Run time data table. It is an xls file which is in the Test Result Folder. It can also be accessed in the Test Fusion Report.

Ans: Maturity level specifies the level of performance expected from the organization

Ans: Elementary process is a smallest unit of activity that is meaningful to the user. Elementary process must be self contained and leave the application in consistent state.

Ans: TPA is a technique to estimate the test effort for black box testing. Input for TPA is the counts which are derived from function points

• Below are the features of TPA
• Used to test only black box testing
• Requires function points as input

Ans: Recovery scenario

Using “on errors” statement

In recovery scenario we have to define

• Triggered events
• Recovery steps
• Post recovery test run
• At script level we can use on error resume and On error Go to 0 statement.

Ans: Keyword view is the icon based view which shows test steps in tabular format. It also generates documentation for test steps.

Expert view gives the corresponding VB script statement for every test step in the keyword view.

Ans: Actions have their own data table and object repository. This helps in reuse of test modular and for example we can divide actions in functions such as login and logout.

Functions are VB script programming and it doesn’t have object repository and data table. This function can be used to reuse the code.

Ans: Object spy helps in determining the run and test time object properties and methods of the application that is under test. This can be accessed directly from the tool bar or from the object repository dialog box. This is very important in descriptive programming.

Ans: DIM keyword can be used and by using SET keyword helps to assign values of the variables.

Ans: The standard delay for web applications is about 60 seconds and this can be change by test settings.