Utility statements
UFT uses VBScript as its programming language, but it also has a wide array of commands that are very useful for various purposes, such as flow control. In this section, we shall provide a list of commonly used commands and some others, which the authors think are useful, accompanied by examples and explanations.
Getting ready
From the File menu, navigate to New | Test, or use the Ctrl + N shortcut.
How to do it…
Proceed with the following steps:
DescribeResult: This returns a text description of the specified error code. For example, to print the description of the last runtime error, use:Print DescribeResult(GetLastError())
ExecuteFile: This is used to execute the VBScript code in a file (function library) during runtime. This ...
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