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This document compares calling an action to copy versus calling an existing action in HP QuickTest Professional (QTP). Calling to copy allows read and write access so the called action can be modified without affecting the original, while calling existing is read-only so any changes to the called action will impact the caller. Both options allow calling reusable and non-reusable actions, with the key difference being whether changes persist to the original action.

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Actions

This document compares calling an action to copy versus calling an existing action in HP QuickTest Professional (QTP). Calling to copy allows read and write access so the called action can be modified without affecting the original, while calling existing is read-only so any changes to the called action will impact the caller. Both options allow calling reusable and non-reusable actions, with the key difference being whether changes persist to the original action.

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Call To Copy

1) This Action Is Read & Write Mode ( You Can Make Changes To This Action )

Call To Existing
1) This Action Is Read Only Mode ( You Can Not Make Changes To This Action )

2) You Can Call Both Reusable Actions and Non Reusable Actions.

2) You Can Call Reusable Actions Only

3) After Call to Copy If You Make Any Changes in Called Action That Changes are Not Effected to Already Calling Action.

3) After Call to Existing If You Make Any Changes in Called Action That Changes are Effected to Already Calling Action.

Note : 1) QTP Program is allowed to Create Maximum of 255 Actions in Each Test. 2) Every Action Is Having Individual Repository ( Per Action Repository). 3) You Can Use Repository Manager as Shared Repository For all Actions in a Test.

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