SAP Solution Manager 7.2 · Component-Based Test Automation (CBTA)

A colleague says CBTA keeps maintenance low because each test is recorded as one long end-to-end script, so there's only one artifact per test to repair. What's wrong with that reasoning?

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Your CBTA recordings replay fine in isolation, but during automated foreground execution of a multi-script suite, sessions start stacking up and runs fail. Which recording step was most likely skipped?

You're choosing between CBTA and UFT+SAP TAO for a test suite. Which single factor decides it — and which factor is a trap that does NOT?

A CBTA test configuration won't run as a complete test case. You have the test script and the TDC. What's the third required part — and what does omitting it cost?

CBTA recording of a SAP GUI app captures nothing. sapgui/user_scripting checks out on one machine. Where else must it be TRUE, and why does CBTA need it at all?

In a composite CBTA test, an FB60 script creates an invoice and an FB03 script must display that exact document. How does the document number actually get from the first script to the second?

Why is test data put in a TDC separate from the test script, and what's the wrong reason people give for it?

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