Configuring Object IdentificationWhen Quick Test learns an object, it learns a set of properties and values that uniquely describe the object within the object hierarchy. In most cases, this description is sufficient to enable Quick Test to identify the object during the run session.Quick Test has a predefined set of properties that it learns for each test object. If these mandatory property values are not sufficient to uniquely identify a learned object, thenQuick Test can add some assistive properties and an ordinal identifier to create a unique description.Mandatory properties are the properties that Quick Test always learns for a particular test object class.Assisitive Properties are the properties that Quick Test learns only if the mandatory properties that Quick Test learns for a particular object in your application are not sufficient to create a unique description.To configure mandatory and assistive properties for a test object class:
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