Controlling test runs can help you to identify and eliminate defects in your tests. The Debug Viewer tabs can display the values of variables or objects in the main script of the current action or in a selected subroutine.

1. Debugging

2. Debugging
• Controlling test runs can help you to identify
and eliminate defects in your tests.
• After you create a test you should check that
it runs smoothly, without errors in syntax or logic.

3. BreakPoints
• By setting a breakpoint you can stop a test run at a
specific place in a test.
• QuickTest pauses the test run when it reaches a
breakpoint.
• You can examine the effects of the test run up to the
breakpoint, make any necessary changes, and then
continue running the test from the breakpoint.

4. Debug Viewer
When a test stops at a breakpoint, you can use the
Debug Viewer pane to view, set, or modify the
current value of objects or variables in your test.
The Debug Viewer tabs can display the values of
variables or objects in the main script of the
current action or in a selected subroutine.