RFT Tutorial - 5 How Do We Record Data Verification Point For Test Objects Using RFT
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This tutorial describes how to record data verification points for test objects in RFT using a 12 step process. The steps involve starting the recording, locating the object to be tested like a list, inserting a verification point, selecting the list object, choosing to perform a data verification, specifying the data value and name, setting retry parameters, and finishing the recording. Recorded verification points can later be edited in the Verification Point Editor.
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