Monday, March 19, 2007

Winrunner Interview Questions

Winrunner Question 1: What’s the WinRunner?

WinRunner is Mercury Interactive Functional Testing Tool.

Winrunner Question 2: How many types of Run Modes are available in WinRunner?

WinRunner provide three types of Run Modes.

  • Verify Mode
  • Debug Mode
  • Update Mode

Winrunner Question 3: What’s the Verify Mode?

In Verify Mode, WinRunner compare the current result of application to it’s expected result.

Winrunner Question 4: What’s the Debug Mode?

In Debug Mode, WinRunner track the defects in a test script.

Winrunner Question 5: What’s the Update Mode?

In Update Mode, WinRunner update the expected results of test script.

Winrunner Question 6: How many types of recording modes available in WinRunner?

WinRunner provides two types of Recording Mode?

  • Context Sensitive
  • Analog

Winrunner Question 7: What’s the Context Sensitive recording?

WinRunner captures and records the GUI objects, windows, keyboard inputs, and mouse click activities through Context Sensitive Recording.

Winrunner Question 8: What’s the Analog recording?

It captures and records the keyboard inputs, mouse click and mouse movement. It’s not captures the GUI objects and Windows.

Winrunner Question 9: Where are stored Debug Result?

Debug Results are always saved in debug folder.

Winrunner Question 10: What’s WinRunner testing process?

WinRunner involves six main steps in testing process.

  • Create GUI map
  • Create Test
  • Debug Test
  • Run Test
  • View Results
  • Report Defects

Winrunner Question 11: What’s the GUI SPY?

You can view the physical properties of objects and windows through GUI SPY.

Winrunner Question 12: How many types of modes for organizing GUI map files?

WinRunner provides two types of modes-

  • Global GUI map files
  • Per Test GUI map files

Winrunner Question 13: What’s the contained in GUI map files?

GUI map files stored the information, it learns about the GUI objects and windows.

Winrunner Question 14: How does WinRunner recognize objects on the application?

WinRunner recognize objects on the application through GUI map files.

Winrunner Question 15: What’s the difference between GUI map and GUI map files?

The GUI map is actually the sum of one or more GUI map files.

Winrunner Question 16: How do you view the GUI map content?

We can view the GUI map content through GUI map editor.

Winrunner Question 17: What’s the checkpoint?

Checkpoint enables you to check your application by comparing it’s expected results of application to actual results.

Winrunner Question 18: What’s the Execution Arrow?

Execution Arrow indicates the line of script being executed.

Winrunner Question 19: What’s the Insertion Point?

Insertion point indicates the line of script where you can edit and insert the text.

Winrunner Question 20: What’s the Synchronization?

Synchronization is enables you to solve anticipated timing problems between test and application.

Winrunner Question 21: What’s the Function Generator?

Function Generator provides the quick and error free way to add TSL function on the test script.

Winrunner Question 22: How many types of checkpoints are available in WinRunner?

WinRunner provides four types of checkpoints-

  • GUI Checkpoint
  • Bitmap Checkpoint
  • Database Checkpoint
  • Text Checkpoint

Winrunner Question 23: What’s contained in the Test Script?

Test Script contained the Test Script Language.

Winrunner Question 24: How do you modify the logical name or the physical description of the objects in GUI map?

We can modify the logical name or the physical description of the objects through GUI map editor.

Winrunner Question 25: What are the Data Driven Test?

When you want to test your application, you may want to check how it performance same operation with the multiple sets of data.

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