Types of Licenses in QTP

Types of UFT(QTP) license

There are two main types of UFT licenses -

1. Seat License: This license is tied to the computer on which it is installed. The trial or a demo license of UFT is a seat license which has a validity of 30 days. You don’t require any keys for the trial license.
2. Concurrent License: This is also known as floating license. This license type requires a concurrent license server to be installed in your office/local network. With concurrent license, a pool of licenses are assigned to the concurrent license server. Anybody in a local network can connect to this pool as long as at least a single license is available. For example – Let’s say your company has purchased 50 concurrent licenses of UFT. All these 50 licenses would be assigned to the license server. Now at any point of time, maximum 50 people in the local network of your company can work on UFT.
1. Commuter License: This can be said as a special type of concurrent license which can be used when you don’t have access to the license server. In this case, you checkout a license from the concurrent license server for ‘n’ days where n <= 180. A use case for concurrent license can be – say you need to travel on work where you can’t connect to your company’s concurrent license server. In that case, you can check out a license from the server before you leave, go about your work and check-in back the license to the pool. The duration during which the licensed is checked out, it will behave like a seat license on your machine and the number of licenses on the license server will be reduced by one.

Remote Commuter License: This is used when you want a license for a particular machine (say John’s machine) but John’s machine is not able to connect to the license server for checkout purposes. In that case, you would take help of a machine(say Mike’s machine) which IS able to connect to the license server and checkout a license for John’s machine.

Page Load time using VB Script

url = "http://www.anyurl.com/"
Set dom = CreateObject ("InternetExplorer.Application") 'Create an IE object
Set dom = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application", "dom_")
Dom.Visible = True
dom.Navigate (url) 'open the specified URL
time_start = Now () 'Get the statistics at the beginning of time
timer_start = Timer () 'Get the number of milliseconds for the current time
a = dom.ReadyState 'Get the current IE status value, the state will use the value judgments IE the current state of
dom.visible = True 'to set IE visible
While dom.busy or (dom.readyState <> 4) 'when IE is BUSY or loaded unfinished (readyState is not equal to 4), according to the the IE state of statistical time, once every millisecond Statistics
WScript.Sleep (1) 'interval of 1 ms, if the time interval is relatively long, it is likely to take less than state value
Select Case dom.readystate 'judgment dom.readystate value
 Case 0 'IE is not initialized, in fact, in this method, readyState = 0 meaningless, because the loop is at least starting from 1.
  time0 = Now ()
  timer0 = timer ()
 Case 1 '"Sending request"
  Time1 = Now ()
  timer1 = timer ()
 Case 2 'request has been sent to complete "
  time2 = Now ()
  timer2 = timer ()
 Case 3 'can be received part of the response data "
  time3 = Now ()
  Timer3 = timer ()
 Case 4 'page is loaded
  time4 = now ()
  timer4 = timer ()
 End Select
wend
time_end = Now () 'statistics time
MsgBox "start time is:" & time1 & "; End Time" & time2
timeCount = "Statistics start time:" & start_time & vbCrLf & "time0:" & TIME0 & vbcrlf & "Time1:" & time1 & vbcrlf & "time2:" & time2 & vbcrlf & "Time3:" & time3 & vbcrlf & "time4:" & time4 & vbcrlf & "To complete the IE initialization and send the request:" & (timer1-timer_start) & "seconds" & vbcrlf & "Send completed and accepted part of the server response data: "& (timer3-timer1) &" "& vbcrlf & "100% to receive and complete the parsing of HTML content:" & (timer4-timer3 &"seconds") & "" & vbcrlf & "Spent a total of:" & (timer4-timer_start) & "seconds"
msgbox timeCount