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What is the difference between QTP and RFT?

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Denton Perez

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Answered Jul 22, 2020

QTP stands for Quick Test Professional, and RFT stands for Relational Functional Tester. QTP is a product made by HP to give functional and regression test automation for various software applications. The primary purpose of QTP is to be utilized for enterprise quality assurance. RFT refers to a tool for automated testing developed by IBM’s software division.

Users create tests that demonstrate the actions and assessments that would be offered by a human tester. RFT is proficient at developing functional VB scripts and Java scripts. QTP, on the other hand, can only create VB scripts. QTP is a graphic user interface based, while RFT does not have a graphic interface.

QTP supports a variety of numerous values. Different test cases have to be performed by the use of data-driven commands in RFT, but the output of value must be entered physically. QTP is very good and can identify any custom object. RFT, on the contrary, aims for traditional objects but does not work appropriately for custom objects.

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